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Book sales are up compared to pre-pandemic levels, but supply chain woes loom large
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Book sales are up compared to pre-pandemic levels, but supply chain woes loom large
As in-person literary events resume, authors like Christopher DiRaddo say the creative marketing solutions learned during lockdowns, as well as a pandemic-spurred rise in reading, give them hope for the future of their industry.
MONTREAL — When Christopher DiRaddo's second book was published last year during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Montreal author was disappointed he wouldn't be able to mark the achievement with a glitzy in-person book launch. Instead, he got creative.
MONTREAL - When Christopher DiRaddo's second book was published last year during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Montreal author was disappointed he wouldn't be able to mark the achievement with a glitzy in-person book launch.
Book sales are up compared to pre-pandemic levels, but supply chain woes loom large