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In our criminal justice system today, there are an alarmingly high number of people who are convicted for crimes they did not commit. African American men are disproportionately among the falsely convicted.
This issue is addressed in depth in an upcoming BenBella title, Wrongfully Convicted, Rightfully Committed (Spring 2017). …
In the realm of child-rearing literature, it’s a parent-centric world. That’s not to say that the dozens of parenting guides available to parents-to-be aren’t incredibly valuable, but until now there has been a real lack of attention paid to the tremendously important relationship between a grandparent and their grandchild, particularly in the crucial first year of a child’s life. …
“Inoki can use his bare fists. He can use karate. This is serious. There’s $10 million involved. I wouldn’t pull a fraud on the public. This is real. There’s no plan. The blood. The holds. The pain. Everything is going to be real. I’m not here in this time of my life to come out with some phony action. …
I’m delighted to announce an upcoming BenBella book–an updated re-telling of an old classic!
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by Dr. John Gray is one of the best selling books of all time, and has been the go-to relationship guide for millions of people around the world since it was originally published in 1992. …
Reluctant public speaker, business consultant, and all-around funnyman David Nihill is teaming up with BenBella to publish his previously self-published book Do You Talk Funny?, coming out in March 2016! The book is a guide to speaking in public using humor. In it, readers will learn:
How to craft a story that your audience will want to listen to
How to find the funniest parts of your material and how to get to them faster
How to deal with stage fright, …
I’m delighted to announce our new project with the brilliant Pamela Anderson.
Her new book, Raw (coming out September 2015), is the product of a collaboration with longtime friend and photographer Emma Dunlavey. It’s a scrapbook-style coffee table book that combines Pam’s writing (handwritten from actual journal entries) and Emma’s photography. There are even layers of paint splatter incorporated into the book that were added by Pam and Emma! …
Congratulations to BenBella author Lauren Maillian, who will mentor contestants on Oxygen’s upcoming Time To Quit Your Day Job:
Aspiring millennials will have the unique opportunity to pitch themselves and their innovative ideas to Randi Zuckerberg, Ido Leffler, Sarah Prevette and Lauren Maillian, who will also serve as mentors to the young professionals. …
I was thrilled to join Jacqueline and Chris Laurita, authors of the upcoming BenBella title Defy Expectations, for dinner last week.
Their memoir gives a frank and personal account of raising a child with autism while living in the spotlight.
It was great to see you, …
The BenBella staff was delighed to meet Tonya Craft today, author of the upcoming memoir Accused: My Fight for Truth, Justice, and the Strength to Forgive, which will hit shelves in September.
Pictured here is Jessika, Natalie, Brittney, Vy, Alicia, Tonya, me, Jennifer, and Sarah.
Thank you for making the trip, …
Michael Shatzkin reveals an interesting statistic here – large publishers estimate that they spend between 36 to 42% of their revenues on royalties (including both advances and royalties). This shows that publishers, as a percentage of revenue, pay a lot more to authors that don’t earn out than those that do.
How much more? …
