Laura Sackton is a freelance writer and journalist who focuses on book-related content. She writes for publications such as Book Riot and BookPage, covering a range of topics including diverse literature, cookbook recommendations, reading rituals, and book reviews. Her work has also been featured in BuzzFeed News.
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Laura Sackton's coverage largely centers around book reviews and reading-related topics, with a focus on diverse and inclusive literature. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives on books, particularly those by BIPOC and LGBTQ+ authors. Given her emphasis on "How To" guides, she may also welcome content related to creating reading rituals or conducting year-in-review analyses of literary works.
Engaging with Laura could involve offering insights into the representation of marginalized voices in literature or providing expertise on developing personalized reading experiences. Additionally, if you have recommendations for lesser-known but impactful books within these themes, they might be well-received.
While there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Laura's articles, it's important to note that her coverage seems broad enough to encompass international as well as local literary scenes.
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