Sleeper Hits for Spring


Feb 02, 2018 | Filed in Events & PD
Join Prepub Alert Editor Barbara Hoffert and guests to hear about fun-to-read titles from both debut authors and veterans that you should put on your reading list now! Register for the next edition of our popular sleeper hits webcasts to find out what you’ll be reading this spring. View On Demand
Event Date & Time: Wednesday, February 28th, 2018, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PT Domestic suspense from Costa First Novel Award winner Emma Healey. Thrity Umrigar’s sequel to her beloved The Space Between Us. Fuminori Nakamura inside a dangerous Japanese cult. Andromeda Romano-Lax introducing a caretaker robot. Peter Tremayne solving mysteries in seventh century Ireland. Simon Beaufort galloping into 1880s England. And lots more fun-to-read titles from both debut authors and veterans that you should put on your reading list now! Register for the next edition of our sleeper hits webcasts to find out what you’ll be reading this spring.

Panelists

  • Chris Connolly - Library Marketing Associate, HarperCollins
  • Juliet Grames - Senior Vice President & Associate Publisher, Soho Press
  • Kate Lyall Grant - Publisher, Severn House Publishers Ltd.

Moderator

  • Barbara Hoffert - Prepub Alert Editor, Library Journal
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