Review and Collaboration Policy

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Updated as of October 2021:

Brand Collaborations:

If you have a bookish brand, I would love to work with you to promote your product! I absolutely love book boxes, book clubs, stationary, enamel pins, and I know my readers will love them too. Send a pitch and let me know about your brand to readingwritingandme@gmail.com where we can work out the details. I can't wait to hear from you! 

Review Pitches:

I am no longer able to reply to every review request I receive because the volume is too high. I'm sorry! I do read every request I get, but if you don't hear back within 2 weeks, please consider it a pass. Because of the limited time I have to read these days, I prioritize books from major publishing houses that will be most accessible to my readers, but if you have a YA or adult age category book in contemporary fiction, nonfiction, or romance, you can send a pitch to the blog's email readingwritingandme@gmail.com. For best results, please familiarize yourself with the blog to see if your project aligns with my taste!

Interview/Guest Post Requests:

I love highlighting authors and chatting with them! Whether you have a new book you're promoting or simply have a book on the shelves, feel free to reach out about doing a collaborative post on my blog. There are limited slots from these, so unfortunately, I won't be able to accept all requests, but I would love to hear from you. Just send in an email with a bit about yourself and your book as well as your article pitch if you'd like to be featured in a guest post. 

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