Posted: September 15th, 2011 | Author: Peter Kao | Filed under: Media coverage | No Comments »
I’m proud to announce that our book posters have been included in the gift section of Andrews Kurth’s popular newsletter (September 2011) for female attorneys. Readers of the newsletter include female executives, general counsels and many Fortune 500 companies.
Thank you for the mention!
You can also download a copy of their September 2011 publication here: http://www.andrewskurth.com/media/straightline/1586_AK_SL_11.pdf
Posted: May 19th, 2011 | Author: Katherine Collom | Filed under: Media coverage, News | No Comments »
Controversies over awards have been going on for a long time. As always, there are winners and losers, and more often than not the losers will feel particularly unsatisfied with the situation involving a fellow writer smugly receiving a huge cash award for his work. In most cases, dissatisfaction is pushed out of the way and graciousness towards the winner is brought forward. Not so much in the context of author Philip Roth who is perhaps most famous for his novel Goodbye, Columbus. Roth was the honored winner of the Man Booker International Award (awarded only every two years to an author who has contributed to the world stage), but unfortunately there is a dissenter in every group of assenters and in this case it came in the form of judge Carmen Callil who was less than overjoyed at this turn of events – not to mention not very polite about them either – as you can see by this article. For anyone who has read Philip Roth perhaps you agree wholeheartedly with Callil’s statement, or perhaps you feel that she has overstepped her boundaries and spoke too condescendingly. Read and comment! 
Posted: March 22nd, 2011 | Author: Peter Kao | Filed under: Media coverage | No Comments »
I’m proud to announce Postertext has been mentioned in Vanity Fair Spain. Thank you, Eva Lamarca for writing about us!
This is great news considering we’ve done zero advertising since our business started in July 2010. We must be doing something right for Postertext to grow through solely word-of-mouth.
A big ‘thank you’ to all who have helped spread the Postertext name. If you haven’t already, tell your friends and family about us! If they are as avid readers as you are, they will love our book posters.
See below for the mention in Vanity Fair. Beware: It’s in Spanish
