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Elena

Leeds, UK

Marketing and PR specialist of finance, investing, business, smart thinking, self-help and artificial intelligence

Genres: Finance & Accounting, Math & Science, Non-Fiction, Business & Management, Economics, Humanities & Social Sciences, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, Self-Help & Self-Improvement, and Technology.

Work experience:

Harriman House
Oxford University Press

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Jaime

London, UK

I'm a publicist with over 17 years of experience managing debuts and high-profile authors at some of the biggest publishing houses in the UK

Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Mystery & Crime, Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller & Suspense, History, Humanities & Social Sciences, Non-Fiction, and Self-Help & Self-Improvement.

Work experience:

Harpercollins UK
Hodder and Stoughton
I. B. Tauris
Headline Publishers
Self-employed

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Hannah

Diss, UK

I am an award winning publicist with a decade of experience managing debut and high-profile book campaigns - both fiction and non-fiction.

Genres: Biographies & Memoirs, Non-Fiction, Health & Wellbeing, Women's Fiction, Fiction, Mystery & Crime, Thriller & Suspense, History, Humanities & Social Sciences, Self-Help & Self-Improvement, and Travel.

Work experience:

Self-employed
Wild Things Publishing
BBC
Ryland, Peters and Small
Little, Brown Book Group
Darton, Longman and Todd Ltd, London

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