They send a newsletter every quarter with a request form for upcoming releases. Harper Books: apply to be added to their influencer newsletter email list. Keep an eye on Berkley’s Instagram page, where they should announce when the program is open and how to apply. Doubleday also updates this Doubleday Influencer page periodically with upcoming titles you can request.īerkley: this program usually only opens for applications once a year. KDPG Influencer Newsletter (Knopf/Doubleday/Pantheon/Vintage/Anchor imprints) : sends a newsletter periodically with upcoming books you can request. Riverhead Books: this page gets updated every 1-2 months with new titles you can request on an individual basis. Viking/Penguin Books/Penguin Classics: this page is updated every 1-2 months with new titles you can request on an individual basis. This program includes multiple imprints, including Ballantine, Bantam, Delacorte, Del Rey, and more. Random House Influencer Program: sends a newsletter once a month for requesting titles through a request form.

And now, onto the list! Penguin Random House I’ve done my best to make sure it’s accurate at the time of writing this, and I’ll do my best to update it with changes, but of course some things can get missed. Please keep in mind: this information is subject to change at any time. Either way, it doesn’t hurt to apply and see what happens! Some programs require you to have a certain number of followers on Instagram, while others are more interested in how much engagement you get. Then, you just fill out a form with which books you want to request, and that’s it! You may not get all the books you request, but it’s much easier than having to send an individual email for each book you’re interested in. Usually, these are books that are yet to be released/published. Most of the time, once you’re accepted into a program, the publisher will send out an email each month (or each quarter) with a list of all the ARCs/finished copies of books that are available to request. (For example, Viking is an imprint of Penguin Random House.) Some imprints have their own influencer program, while other imprints are combined into one larger program. Publishers are often separated into multiple imprints, with each imprint publishing different types of books. Some require you to apply to join their program (by sharing a little information about yourself and your social platforms), and some offer up books on an individual request basis. When it comes to Bookstagram influencer programs, they’re all different.

Publisher Influencer Programs for Bookstagrammers

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