Our Speakers on The New York Times Bestseller List for 6/4/17
The Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau is thrilled that each week many of our speakers are on The New York Times Bestseller List.
The Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau is thrilled that each week many of our speakers are on The New York Times Bestseller List.
David Levithan’s first novel, Boy Meets Boy (2003), began as a story written for his friends. The book went on to become a groundbreaking success and launched his prolific literary…
This Veterans Day we’d like to invite you to discover some of the remarkable veterans and war historians we have on our roster.
Our unrivaled roster of speakers is shaping national conversations—on and off the page. With messages that resonate across age groups and with parents and educators, these dynamic speakers inspire new…
Since 1958, National Library Week has celebrated every type of library—school, public, academic and special—and the librarians whose hard work brings resources, research, and the next big book right to…
Ken Segall is one of the most admired creative executives in the marketing industry. He offers compelling insights into how business leaders around the world defeat complexity and work the Steve Jobs way.
Congrats to @LeeChildReacher! #NoMiddleName debuts on the @nytimesbooks list: bit.ly/PRHSB_NYT
RT @MelanieBen: Signing books! Advance Editions of THE GIRLS IN THE PICTURE at BookExpo. Wish I could have seen @pronounced_ing who was n…
Read @Egangoonsquad's latest, a wry reflection on being a countess's secretary in 1980's New York, via @NewYorker: bit.ly/2smhPN9
Celebrate #Pride2017 by reading memoirs by speaker @JennyBoylan and @gayrodcon: bit.ly/2rfPWrs via @bustle
“Creativity is the process by which we solve problems.” —Speaker Ed Catmull bit.ly/PRHEd #ThursdayThoughts
RT @CherylStrayed: I'm so pleased to announce that "Tiny Beautiful Things" the play will be opening at the Public Theater in September! htt…

Karen Russell was adored by all. She is magnificent. She’s kind and funny and generous and unassuming and smart and game and willing to speak with students. All I have is praise.
—Hofstra University
Everything came together beautifully! The students greeted her as if she was a rock star, her talk was interesting and spell-binding, followed by a good half-hour of eager questioning, all by students. There is no doubt in my mind that Emily’s demeanor and presence made the night. It was wonderful. She is very kind, and showed a lot of stamina and patience.
—St. Michael’s College
I am still basking in the glory of Bryan’s visit. It was truly a wonderful event. Bryan is a gracious and eloquent man in every sense. I will be reflecting on his words and his philosophies for a long while.
—East Lansing Public Library
