Mariana Ruiz is an Author at GeekDad LLC. She writes about food and beverages, as well as the publishing and media landscape, while also creating children's books in Spanish. When she's not immersed in her writing or pondering the mysteries of the Universe, she enjoys playing games with her two sons and fantastic partner.
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Mariana’s coverage predominantly focuses on reviews, particularly related to entertainment and seasonal themes. Given her focus on reviewing various titles, she may be interested in pitches highlighting new releases or exclusive insights into the creation process of books, comics, or games within the entertainment industry.
Considering Mariana's interest in "House & Home" topics along with "Baking" and "British culture," she might also be open to content that explores these areas within an entertainment context. For example, pitches could include feature stories about how baking is depicted in literature or how British culture influences mystery novels.
As Mariana's geographic focus is not specified but given her general theme choices align with broader international interests rather than specific localities, it would be beneficial to tailor outreach pitches accordingly.
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An Xmas book, some dodgy fish, a non-fiction book and brand new bilingual books.
Once upon a time ghosts took over an island.
Let's check out some cool books to read in our Winter Break.
The ghosts were escaping a terrifying, soul destroying ship and its captain.
Sometimes I take on more than I can possibly cover, but that is what happens when good books keep coming your way.
A daring heist seeks to brink sacred masks back to their original country.
Usagi must assemble his crew to rob a spear before the Neko ninja beat them to it.
Nonfiction, illustrated books and an interesting memoir for this month.
The take on this particular story is a compassionate one.
The sheer diversity of stories present in this column makes me love Children's literature even more.
