I’m
doing the happy dance because the fantastic group of middle grade authors called
EMBLAZONERS I’m a member of, are featured
in the March/April issue of Middle Shelf! If you don’t know much about Middle
Shelf, here’s something to pique your interest:
“Middle Shelf is a digital-only magazine
featuring the best books for middle grade readers. Each bi-monthly issue
includes author interviews, reviews, excerpts, and photo essays.”
Did I mention that SUBSCRIPTIONS
ARE FREE! Another reason to hop on the middle grade reading train!
The kind folks at Middle
Shelf—an off-shoot of the larger Shelf Unbound company—offered the Emblazoners
a great discount for our advertisement. This is where having a group of indie authors
is a great advantage—the ad was more than any one of us would spend
individually (even at the discount) but together, it was something of a
no-brainer! Plus the Emblazoners are in the process of building some brand
recognition for our group, so if you have a chance, please surf by our website and subscribe to our recent catalogue. Plus, you’d get to
see what other great things we’re doing, and perhaps find your next favorite MG
author!
This is a quote from Middle
Shelf’s premier issue last fall:
“Good books have the power to
entertain, to spark imaginations, and to transform lives, which is precisely
why Middle Shelf came into being. We want to connect middle grade readers to
the very best books, whether they’re on the bestseller lists, published by
small or indie presses, or self-published.”
Check out Middle Shelf’s Facebook
page to keep current with news about middle grade books and authors, and if you’re
an author, to see how to advertise with them. Cheers, all! Middle Grade Books
Rock!
