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EPISODE · May 25, 2025 · 1H

Michelle Lecumberry Left Engineering for Books

from The Write Spxt Landline ☎️ · host Bianca Ducasse

The Write Spxt is a weekly newsletter from a book marketer with a decade of experience at two Big Five publishers. It’s for writers seeking publishing tools, readers looking for great recs, and humans who love to journal, observe, and reflect. Michelle Lecumberry is a bookstagrammer under @berrybookpages and inspires me at every turn. I sat down with her on the heels of Mothers Day to talk all things book publishing. We also touched on her journey from Mexico to the United States. I learned that she was setting up her life to become an engineer. But the desire for books was too strong. Her adventure to New York City turned into a transformation that sounds a little bit like magic. Media mentioned while chatting with Michelle * City of Bones by Cassandra Clare READ * The Book was Hotter Podcast, hosted by Rain McNeil & Michelle Lecumberry for Avon Books WATCH Are you open to being featured on The Write Spxt? Send an email to [email protected]! Thanks for reading The Write Spxt! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Get full access to The Write Spxt at thewritespxt.substack.com/subscribe

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