It’s our pleasure to announce we’re publishing a new memoir, Circle Way, by the late award-winning journalist Mary Ann Hogan. The book will be in stores on February 15, 2022.
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Wonderwell to Publish Empowering Relationship Book from Shannon Heth and Beau Nelson
Coming soon: a new relationship book, Cinderella, You Bitch, by Shannon Heth and Beau Nelson! The book will be in stores on February 8, 2022.
Wonderwell to Publish Self-Help Book from Social Change Innovator Joe Kelly
We’re publishing a new self-help book, The Gandhiana Jones Project, by Joe Kelly! The book will be available for sale on January 11, 2022.
HumanKind wins IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards
HumanKind by Brad Aronson is a gold winner and a silver winner in the 2021 Benjamin Franklin Awards!
Now Hiring: Sales and Marketing Director for LA-based Book Publisher (Full Time)
Wonderwell is seeking a Sales and Marketing Director to lead our Marketing department, accelerate the performance of our life-enhancing trade nonfiction books, and deliver powerful platform-building services to our authors.
Free Webinar: Hybrid Publishing and the Author Experience
Join us on May 26 to find out what it’s really like to become a published author and learn about the exciting new hybrid publishing model in this insightful conversation between author Angie Tuglus and Wonderwell publisher and CEO Maggie Langrick.
Wonderwell Titles Selected as 2020 Nautilus Book Award Winners
The Nautilus Book Awards have announced their 2020 list of winners. We’re proud to share that our titles are among the gold and silver award recipients.
Wonderwell to Publish Parenting Book from Child Welfare and Adoption Specialist Lindsay Garrett
We’re pleased to be publishing a new parenting book, Parent Goals by Lindsay Garrett, LCSW, coming this fall. The book is scheduled to be released under Wonderwell’s Best Book program on November 16, 2021.
How to Find Reviewers for Your Nonfiction Book
It’s one of the great paradoxes of publishing: you need reviews to attract readers and boost your sales, yet in order to get those reviews, you’ll first need to convince people your book is worth reading. Though this may seem like a catch-22 situation, there’s a fairly simple way out— enlisting other writers to review your book.
Now Hiring: Executive Assistant for LA-based Book Publisher (Part Time)
Wonderwell is seeking a detail-oriented EXECUTIVE / PUBLISHING ASSISTANT with exceptional verbal and written communication skills to support the publisher and editorial department, initially on a part-time basis.
