Jolly Fish Talk

[...] or not, happy reading! ——————————— —Reece Hanzon, associate editor at Jolly Fish Press. 0 0 1 1753 9994 Jolly Fish Press 83 23 11724 14.0 Normal 0 false false [...]

[...] After an extended *cough, cough* hiatus from blogging, Jolly Fish Press is ready to dive headfirst into the ever-entertaining realm of book talk or, as we like to [...]

[...] work torn apart, and unless you’re working with a very cruel editor (few of whom work for Jolly Fish Press) your editor is not trying to tear your work apart. In fact, your editor likes you and your [...]

[...] To promote summer reading, Jolly Fish Press is having a week long celebration of books, the impacts they've had on childhoods, and how [...]

[...] Cunningham, JFP head publicist After several months of working very closely with authors on social networking, I decided it’s time to take a break and write something. About what, you ask? Social [...]

[...] up in two words: free and effective. In fact, social networking (a.k.a. Facebook, Twitter, the Blogosphere, Goodreads, and Pinterest—to name a few) is [...]

[...] are various methods that can be used when wanting to self-promote on the internet using social networking. The main three methods that spring to mind are Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. It is first [...]

[...] Joey Geurts, publicist at Jolly Fish Press, reveals some good advice and information on social networking. Understanding the mechanics behind online social networking is something that many ignore, [...]

[...] January 11, 2012 For Immediate Release Contact: Kirk Cunningham, Head Publicist: (801) 380-4503 | kirk@jollyfishpress.com PROVO, UT—Jolly Fish Press (JFP) [...]

[...] this book to release! September 2nd can't come soon enough. ——————————— —Kirk Cunningham, head publicist at Jolly Fish Press. Currently reading: Daddy Doin' Work: [...]

[...] by Kirk Cunningham Only a few years ago, successfully promoting and marketing a book took thousands of dollars ( [...]

[...] --by D. Kirk Cunningham, JFP head publicist After several months of working very closely with authors on social [...]

[...] and reading until Confessions of the Very First Zombie Slayer (That I Know of)showed up on Kirkus Reviews' teen summer reading list. How is that possible? Well, (confession) I was homeschooled. I can [...]

[...] book Eleanor, the first in the Unseen trilogy, was released this week on July 1, 2014. Kirkus Reviews calls it, “A riveting supernatural character study wrought with the pains of first [...]

[...] . Our authors are being featured on national television shows, Our books are being praised by Kirkus Reviews, “A riveting supernatural character study wrought with the pains of first love and the [...]

[...] (author of Confessions of the Very First Zombie Slayer (That I Know of); JFP, 2014) and Matt Carter, authors of The Prospero Chronicles (JFP, 2014), to explore the horror genre and all the bloody [...]

[...] the imagined and the realized, I am quite excited about this couple of authors. Their names are Matt Carter and F.J.R. Titchenell. They are married and write books together and individually. (I [...]

[...] , and she currently lives in San Gabriel, California, with her husband and fellow author, Matt Carter, and their pet king snake, Mica. [...]

[...] by Adrienne Monson The legend of vampires have been around for ages, way before the creative Bram Stroker came [...]

[...] This week, we've asked Adrienne Monson, author of the paranormal novel, Dissension (JFP, February 2013), to expound on basic social [...]

[...] titles. In this year alone, we have 14 titles scheduled for publication, our first being Adrienne Monson's most anticipated paranormal romance, DISSENSION. DISSENSION's release will be followed by [...]

[...] I have been able to begin to create actual relationships with key figures. Reach out to your favorite authors, celebs, industry pundits, etc, and you may be surprised to see who responds. When I first [...]

[...] even after many, many readings. This series alone has catapulted Garth Nix into my top three favorite authors. He has such a command of language that he creates vivid and sinister images without using [...]