Mark Lardas is an author based in League City, Texas. He specializes in topics related to publishing and media, arts and entertainment, and theater, often exploring the worlds of authors, books, and plays. Mark's work has been featured in The Epoch Times and The Galveston County Daily News.
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Mark Lardas predominantly covers book reviews and recommendations, with a focus on house & home-related themes. If you have books or literature-related products or services that are relevant to the house & home category, such as interior design books or lifestyle publications, these may align well with his coverage.
Given Mark's clear preference for providing reading recommendations, he might be interested in pitches related to new book releases within the house & home genre. However, it is important to note that there isn't a specific geographic focus mentioned for this journalist.
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In her debut novel for tweens, E.P. Cowley sends a special boy to an island where magic happens.
By: Mark Lardas, Barbara Danza, Jeff Minick, Dustin Bass
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for March 27–April 2
By: Mark Lardas
The grand story of how a beloved pasta dish traveled the world.
By: Jeff Minick, Barbara Danza, Dustin Bass, Mark Lardas
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for April 24–30
David Stuttard shows how the charismatic leadership of 5th century Athens brought the city’s downfall.
Eddy and Effie set out to explore an unknown planet.
By: Dustin Bass, Jeff Minick, Mark Lardas, Barbara Danza
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for May 15–21
By: Mark Lardas
The civilians in the Philippines interred by Japan in World War II are liberated in this stirring account.
In Teddy Jones’s novel, a young journalist discovers how to make good choices in difficult situations.
By: Barbara Danza, Mark Lardas, Jeff Minick, Dustin Bass
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for May 29–June 4
