Writing
Books
Blood Cultures: Medicine, Media, and Militarisms
Spilling blood, managing blood, banking blood, and even sucking blood defined 20th-century America from Alcatraz Island to Guantánamo Bay.
Combining science studies, popular culture, and anti-racist feminist and queer politics, Blood Cultures examines how blood saturated the twentieth-century US cultural imaginary, slipped into laws and policies, flowed across screens, and seeped into our most intimate encounters.
Cathy Hannabach traces how these gendered, sexualized, and racialized blood practices were violently mobilized in the service of US empire, as well as creatively transformed by feminist, anticolonial, anticapitalist, and queer artists and activists.
Book Marketing for Academics
A comprehensive guide teaching academic authors how to identify their audiences, market their books, and get their work into the communities they want to reach.
Awesome books can change the world. But people need to find them first.
Book marketing is about identifying and engaging a specific audience over time, tapping into genuine desire, harnessing your unique skills and expertise, and helping people use your book to make an impact.
Whether you’ve written your first or your fifth book, Cathy Hannabach explains how to get it into the hands and lives of the readers who will use it to change the world.
