Recently the Indianapolis newspaper published an op-ed by a journalist who wrote that the reason publishers put restrictions on ebooks sold to libraries is because we don’t want people to …
Eva’s Last Speech
“Let there be a new beginning which includes hope for mankind, and let it begin with us.” —Eva Kor Alex Kor honors his mother by reading the speech she had …
Remembering Eva, Day 4
In our continued remembrance and celebration of Eva Kor’s life and work, today we’d like to share the following moment from November 2018. Eva was honored at the Kennedy Center …
Eva on Returning to Auschwitz
“When I come back here, I don’t come back as a victim. I come back as a victorious survivor.” —Eva Kor Eva started telling her story to school groups in …
Eva on Acting with Purpose, Respect, and Decency
This photo, from 2011, shows Eva Kor and Helen Rappaport on their visit to the Chicagoland Jewish High School. Both Eva and Helen were subjected to the twin experimentation by …
Eva on Forgiveness
This week, in celebration of the upcoming 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, we are posting remembrances of Eva Kor—an internationally known Holocaust survivor, human rights and forgiveness advocate, …
Publisher Peggy Tierney on Her New Favorite Conference
I had the pleasure of exhibiting at the AASL (American Association of School Librarians) conference this year, my first time at an AASL. I think it’s my new favorite conference, and …
New Year, New Decade, New Titles
As we approach 2020, Tanglewood is excited to share some news about the diverse, inspiring, and funny books we’re working on for next year, including a long awaited paperback edition …
Our Interns are the Best
With Tanglewood’s open submissions policy, we receive hundreds of manuscripts each month. Submissions find our inbox from all over the world—44 different countries since January 2019! To help us read …
Ask the Editor: September/October 2019 Edition
What is the most common problem you see in manuscripts? I realize that authors have probably envisioned every setting to its smallest detail and know characters to the bone. But …