Third event for Every Restaurant Tells A Story

By Christopher Shoust

Since the release of Every Restaurant Tells A Story in December, Dianne Reeves Angel has been building her audience outside of her hometown in Tahoe City, California. This debut author is continuing to build relationships and grow her audience organically. She now has her third reading planned and at such a fitting venue, The Laguna Beach Library.

Lost Telegram Press: 1 year anniversary

By Christopher Shoust

Although we started releasing books back in March and really didn’t get fully in the swing of things until about June, this company started putting in over 40-hour weeks starting in September of 2024. Because it has been a full year, I wanted to look back and let you know all of the stories that you may not know from these blogs.

The Last Furies is in production

By Christopher Shoust

Well it’s Labour Day in Canada and the U.S. but we are still working at Lost Telegram Press. The audio version of The Last Furies by John Biscello was released early yesterday, here, as well as on kobo, which also distributes all of our audio and e-books. And today we are starting production of the softcover version of John’s book.

Supporting media through media

By Christopher Shoust

Lost Telegram Press is now being advertised across the CBC Network. This includes CBC Gem (its streaming news site), as well as CBC Listen and the CBC home site. This decision to advertise with the CBC is an exciting step but came with some interesting roadblocks, not with the CBC, but with the changing world of advertising in general.

Submissions; by the numbers

By Christopher Shoust

As soon as the call for submissions opened, we got quite a number of projects which we were happy to look at and consider. It is difficult because, really all submissions have merit and qualities but what it comes down to is, the ones that don’t get selected are judged mostly because of technical, legal or copyright issues. But anyway, I thought these pie charts would be interesting to those in the industry. They are to us anyway…