SPONSORED BY: David C Cook, B&H Publishing Group and Library Journal
EVENT TIME AND DATE: Tuesday, March 5, 2013, 3:00-4:00 PM ET/12:00 – 1:00 PM PT
Do you have a growing demand for Christian Fiction novels on your shelves? Christian Fiction is more than daily devotionals, filled with plenty of crossover appeal: Romance, Mystery, Fantasy, Legal Thriller. While the core values of biblical teaching are still present, this genre has plenty of appeal for anyone who loves books. Want to learn how to promote Christian Fiction in your library, or use it for Reader Advisory? Check out this webcast to learn about Spring’s forthcoming titles for one of the fastest growing genres!
Panelists
Karen Stoller - Marketing Manager David C Cook
Karen Stoller is the marketing manager for the fiction titles at David C Cook. She has worked in the Christian publishing industry for the past 17 years.
David Humphrey - National Accounts Manager, B&H Publishing Group
David Humphrey is the National Accounts Manager for mass and general market sales for B&H Publishing Group, a division of LifeWay Christian Resources. He oversees direct-to-library partnerships in addition to working with the major library distributors. David resides in Nashville, TN with his wife, Sarah, two daughters, Ella (3) and Lucy (1), and his 180lb. St. Bernard, Howie.
Moderator
Nanci Milone Hill - Christian Fiction columnist, Library Journal
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