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New York Almanack reaches more than 40,000 readers per month interested in history and natural history.  Authors and publishers of new books related to New York State can have their books noticed on the New York Almanack by providing a copy of the book to:

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Also, send an e-mail to nyalmanack@gmail.com containing:

  1. a two to three paragraph description of the book that includes the complete title of the book, the name of the author(s), the publisher (or self published), and month and year published;
  2. a single short paragraph-long biography of each author;
  3. a photo of the book cover at least 820 pixels wide by 360 pixels tall, but not bigger than 1640 pixels by 720 pixels attached as a jpg or png; and
  4. where the book can be purchased and/or an online link.

To submit an article about the subject of your recently published book follow the guidelines here.

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