ARTISAN
Sean Brock’s cookbook Heritage will be
available.
ATRIA
Jennifer Weiner’s new novel, All Fall
Down, will piled up, as will Ruth’s
Journey by Donald McCraig.
BELLEVUE LITERARY
PRESS
Bellevue’s five giveaways this year include debut novel Invisible Beasts by
Sharona Muir; Alan Hirshfeld’s
Starlight Detectives: How Astronomers,
Inventors, and Eccentrics Discovered
the Modern Universe; and The Business of Naming Things by Michael
Coffey, PW’s very own co-editorial director. Coffey will be at the Uptown Stage
on Thursday. Pick up a chit for the debut
collection and he will sign it at the Bellevue booth.
BLOOMSBURY
Available here are galleys of Iraq War
vetern Michael Pitre’s debut novel, Fives
and Twenty-Fives, which he will be
signing; galleys of Impulse Society:
America in the Age of Instant Gratification by Paul Roberts, which explores
our “culture of narcissism”; and Bob
Ryan’s memoir, Scribe: My Journey as
a Sportswriter (the author will be available to sign copies).
CHRONICLE
The publisher will bring 100 copies of
This Is a Book for Parents of Gay
Kids by Kristin Owens-Reid and Danielle Russo.
CLEIS PRESS
Galleys will be on hand for Blackmail,
My Love: A Murder Mystery by Katie
Gilmartin, and Going Om: Real-life
Stories on and off the Yoga Mat by
Melissa Carroll.
Adult Galleys to
Grab
BY LOUISA ERMELINO
It’s BEA time again, and we can’t wait—for all of it:
the tote bags, the crowds snaking through the aisles
for James Patterson’s latest, the cafeteria food,
the bathroom lines, the name tags, the debut authors
dizzy with success, and, most of all, the coveted
galleys. Below is a selection of the titles that publishers
are bringing to the fair to build some buzz among
booksellers, librarians, bloggers, and the rest of us
who live and breathe publishing. Also, this year sees
the debut of BookCon, on day three of the fair, which
will allow consumers to mix with their favorite authors
and, yes, pick up some galleys.
ALGONQUIN
Hundreds of galleys of three titles will be
up for grabs: The High Divide by Lin
Enger and The Remedy for Love by
Bill Roorbach, 500 of each; and 400 of
The Happiest People in the World by
Brock Clarke.
Galleys to Grab/
Adult
