Anita Felicelli is a Books Editor at Alta Journal. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as authors, publishing, diversity and inclusion, and racial issues within the arts and entertainment landscape. Anita's work has been featured in notable publications including the Los Angeles Times, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, and Electric Literature.
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Anita Felicelli's coverage heavily focuses on local literary events, book releases, and author insights within California. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming book launches, author interviews or profiles, and event coverage within the California literary scene.
Given her focus on literature and books specifically within a local context, she would be most receptive to pitches concerning Californian authors, independent publishing houses in the region, or unique literary events taking place in California.
Considering her emphasis on cultural themes and entertainment news with a local lens, Anita might also appreciate pitches that weave together literature with broader societal or cultural trends specific to California.
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Susan Straight, Gustavo Arellano, and John Freeman gathered to discuss the California Book Club’s June selection, Mecca.
By: Anita Felicelli
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In this newsletter, we introduce Michael Meyer as the special guest in conversation with author Adam Hochschild and host John Freeman about Hochschild’s American Midnight.
Author Adam Hochschild, special guest Michael Meyer, and host John Freeman gathered for a timely and illuminating discussion about American Midnight.
In this newsletter, we introduce Dorothy Lazard as the special guest in conversation about The Library Book.
August marks the start of another school year in California. Dive into novels that turn classrooms, dorms, and faculty lounges into unforgettable literary settings.
Author Susan Orlean, special guest Dorothy Lazard, and host John Freeman had an engaging and insightful conversation about The Library Book.
In this newsletter, we introduce our autumn-quarter books: Nature Poem, The Color of Law, and The Man Who Could Move Clouds.
Celebrate Latino literature year-round with these essential works by authors whose stories, perspectives, and imaginations are rooted in California and the American West.
