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The girl was constantly checking the book out to take home to read with her mother. Finally, the teacher bought the book to give to the girl so she would have her own copy. The power of books never ceases to amaze and thrill me. We do a number of things to make sure teachers and librarians know about our books. We also facilitate and support author visits to schools, libraries, community centers, etc.

We also actively engage with teachers and librarians via social media marketing such as Facebook , Scribd , and Twitter. Have your marketing strategies changed during the recent economic downturn? If so, how and what is your rationale? Like everyone these days, we have had to be much more careful with our expenditures. We have found ways to save money in regards to the cost of printing and mailing our brochures; we have eliminated some conferences from our schedule; and unfortunately, we have had to reduce our contributions to author travel.

Our authors actively work to promote their books all over the country, and these days they have to incur more of the costs to do these events. Again, never say never, but in general, our mission is to provide publishing opportunities to Latino authors. We have, over the years, published a handful of books that were not written by Latinos.

What are pitfalls to avoid? I think all authors who want to see their works published need to be careful to submit their manuscripts to houses that publish similar material. Those authors are wasting their time and money printing of manuscript, postage to mail it, etc. Now, thanks to your magnanimity, we will become more visible, recognizable as part of this grand cultural venture that is the creation and publication of books.

Skip to content. Portrait by Paper Monday. Through our unique collaboration, Artes de Mexico distributes the Spanish-language edition in Mexico, while we make both the Spanish edition and the English language reprint available in the U. It is this type of cross-border collaboration that is especially rewarding.

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