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In 2005, the launch of Kirkus Special Issues also marked the first time in our 75-year history that we carried advertising. Now, with the launch of Kirkus Bookmark Classifieds—affordable fractional ads that appear in the special issues alongside our acclaimed editorial content—more authors, publishers and other book-industry professionals have the opportunity to advertise in Kirkus. Please see the attached information for more details.
Each special issue focuses on a specific genre or subject—including seasonal previews, graphic literature, mysteries and thrillers, cooking and entertaining, religion and spirituality and more—and the content is provided by reviewers with expertise in specific subject areas and literary styles. As you develop your plans for marketing and advertising campaigns, please consider making Kirkus Bookmark Classifieds an integral part of your promotional efforts.
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November 15, 2009 - Lately in our reader-feedback inbox we've had a few pleas to split our Children's section into subsections based on audience age. I understand these readers' motivations: There are only so many minutes in a day, and to spend some of them reading reviews of books you don't work with can feel burdensome...But I have to say that simply putting together the Best Children's Books (in the Nov. 15 issue) and Best Young Adult Books (in the Dec. 1 issue) supplements this year was agony for me. While it's easy enough, I suppose, to declare Jerry Pinkney's glorious "The Lion and the Mouse" a children's book and Nick Burd's edgy-in-the-extreme "The Vast Fields of Ordinary" a YA book, drawing the line got pretty arbitrary
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