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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 WATCHAre 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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