Press

March 26, 2019  Wiki list “Fantastic Books Set During the Turn of the Century” here

February 27, 2019  Minneapolis Star Tribune review by Maureen McCarthy here

February, 2019  Recommended by the Historical Novel Society here

February 1, 2019 In conversation with Dan Dwyer on NPR’s “Off Script”, with historian Geoff Brown. Listen here

January 23, 2019 In conversation with Joe Donahue on NPR’s “The Book Show”. Listen here

January 9, 2019 “Brilliant examination of friendship, family, and the ties that bind us”– BookBrowse recommendation here 

January 6, 2019 In conversation with Martha Frankel on Woodstock Booktalk Radio. Listen here

November 8, 2018 featured in “5 Books You Won’t Be Able to Put Down in November”, MBG Lifestyle 

November 8, 2018 “Helen Klein Ross’s Playlist for her novel The Latecomers”, Largehearted Boy

November, 2018 featured in “The Best Books of 2018” Real Simple magazine

November, 2018 Book Review, Main Street magazine

November 2, 2018  Literary Hub, first chapter excerpt 

November 1, 2018 Refinery29, “Get Amped for the Best Books of November”

November 1, 2018 Red Carpet Crash podcast interview

October 31, 2018 Book review in the Lakeville Journal’s Compass

October 27, November 2, 2018 The Glucksman Ireland House Radio Hour. Interviewed by NYU’s Dr. Miriam Nyhan. Podcast here. Transcript here.

October 19, 2018 Podcast: Interview with Dan Dwyer on The Latecomers, Robin Hood Public Radio

October 15, 2018 “Fans of historical sagas will enjoy this dramatic tale.” Library Journal review of The Latecomers 

October 2018,  “A Historic Lakeville Home Inspires New Fiction”, The Lakeville Journal’s “Discover Salisbury” supplement

October 2018, “Meticulous tracking of conventions, domestic conveniences, and more will please readers who like to be immersed in a different time.” Booklist review of The Latecomers

September 3, 2018, “A satisfying blend of historical and familial drama” Publishers Weekly review of The Latecomers

September 1, 2018, “Fans of historical fiction will find much to enjoy – a reprise of the well-loved immigrant narrative and a meticulous depiction of early-20th-century life.” Kirkus Review of The Latecomers

August 2018,  The Latecomers in Southern Living’s “Fall 2018 Book Releases We’re Excited to Read”

January 7, 2016 What Was Mine reviewed in The Lakeville journal “Unsettling Tale, Honestly Told”

January 7, 2016  What Was Mine cited by Chicago Tribune’s “New in Paperback” column

January 3, 2016 What Was Mine recommended as a best new book by People magazine

January 2, 2016 What Was Mine book preview and author Q&A in Gulf Coast Times

January/February 2016 What Was Mine mentioned in cover story of This Old House magazine

December 2015 author profile in Main Street Magazine, by Betsy Maury

August 4, 2013 “End of an Era”, author profile on attheinkwell.com

October 11, 2012 Cited in Huffington Post “Transmedia: Immersive Experiences Invade Your World”

March 12, 2012 Featured in Mashable “How Helen Klein Ross Brings @BettyDraper to Life”

November 4, 2011 Interviewed for article about Transmedia Storytelling in Sparksheet

March 12, 2011 Profiled in Austin Chronicle, with highlights of SXSWi panel. “Mad About @BettyDraper”

April 14, 2010 Quoted extensively in Time.com story “Tweeting As Fictional Characters”

March 5, 2010 Interviewed about Brand Fiction and future of brand identity in The Austin Chronicle

March 4, 2010 @BettyDraper account profiled in “Mad Men, Muppets top Twitter’s Shorty Awards” on CNN.com.

December 12, 2009 Podcast interview on Ageism and Advertising, Adverve

October 30, 2009 Ad Broad makes hit list of “100 Terrific Twitter Feeds for Young Entrepreneurs”

October 14, 2009 Business Newsletter PitchSmarter Interviewed by pitch consultant Rob Buccino on how best to incorporate Social Media for new business.

September 28, 2009 Featured in MSNBC’s “Mad Men characters abound on Twitter” by Diane Mapes

June 16, 2009 Adweek’s Tweetfreak cites Ad Broad as one of top 50 marketers to follow on twitter. “Well versed in social media as both an adviser and a practitioner” says Adweek staffer Tim Nudd.

May 20, 2009 Adweek’s Tweetfreak Ad Broad interviewed by Adweek digital editor Brian Morrissey and chosen “Twit of the Week” (ahem)

March 20, 2009 Cited by ad commentator Steve Hall on Adrants highlighting most memorable panels of SXSWi.

March 17, 2009 Multiple quotes in Cnet news report on SXSW panel “The lessons of ‘Mad Men’ on Twitter” by Daniel Terdiman

February 12, 2009 Wall Street Journal “Outed” (with permission) as @BettyDraper in article “Behind The Twitter Mad-ness” by Elizabeth Holmes

February 11, 2009 Business Week Cited for work tweeting as @BettyDraper, “A Twitter Mystery Solved” by Rachel King