For their November issue, Esquire Magazine did endorsements. On page 32, in the bottom left-hand corner there was a small box by Meryl Rothstein stating that "Esquire Endorses The Public Library." Here is the 1 paragraph they wrote:
"Every book. Every movie. Every album. It's like Borders, Netflix, and iTunes combined-- for free. And it's so easy: You can go online and have the newest stuff sent to your local branch. Why you would leave this complimentary emporium to students and grandmothers is beyond me. Plus, a librarian is like Google that actually find what you're looking for and never clutters your screen with porn."
Couple this with the Boston Public Library Campaign I wrote about here, and it has been a great few weeks for public library PR.
Thank you Esquire and thanks to my husband/Esquire subscriber for showing me this endorsement.
#HorrorForLibraries Giveaway: A Finished Paperback of Boys in the Valley by
Fracassi
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Today I have a book that was one of the top reads of 2023 and to celebrate
its paperback release I have a copy you can add to your collection
immediately...
4 days ago
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