Whether you are a veteran of the bestellers lists or a first-time author, we know your book is the result of years of research and writing. We match your commitment to your title with our commitment to deliver innovative book publicity campaigns that help drive book sales. We consistently land national media placements as well as placements that target your core audience.

New Mark Communications has had the privilege to work with world-changing authors including Barack Obama; Bob Macauley, founder of AmeriCares, which has delivered over $7 billion in emergency medical aid around the world; and Bill Halamandaris, founder of Heart of America, a non-profit which promotes literacy and volunteerism.

We've partnered with Viking publishers to help launch first-time author Greg Mortenson to the New York Times bestsellers list for his title Three Cups of Tea about his heroic efforts to build schools in Afghanistan. We've worked with Simon & Schuster to promote The Sunflower by Richard Paul Evans, whose titles regularly land on the bestsellers lists.

These are just a few of the authors and publishers who expected exceptional publicity campaigns and we delivered.

Before founding New Mark Communications Christina Young worked in the publicity departments of Random House, Simon & Schuster and Henry Holt & Company. She has created publicity campaigns for best-selling authors including Clive Cussler, Richard Paul Evans, and Muhammad Ali; business and time management consultant David Allen; personal investment gurus David and Tom Gardner of The Motley Fools; financial journalist Christopher Byron; award-winning biographer Dr. Linda Lear; relationship expert Dr. John Gottman; medical, health and fitness experts including Dr. Ali Domar, Dr. John Foreyt, Dr. David Simon (co-founder and medical director of the Deepak Chopra Center for Well Being); Elizabeth Somer, nutritionist and frequent contributor to NBC-TV Today Show, and women's fitness expert Brad Schoenfeld.

Christina's international experience includes teaching English as a foreign language in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She holds a master's degree in journalism and has written for The New York Times, The Journal News, and her work has appeared in O Magazine.