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Dear Publishers:

It's a strange and serious time for all of us in the book industry. Everyone is taking the necessary precautions as we enter into the wait-and-see phase of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you find your press in need of any short-term help catching up or on-line promotion, please get in touch. Our rates are reasonable and we're here to help.

A lot depends on live events and author interaction, but there are other ways to keep things moving and generate attention. We're in this together, and we're a strong community from coast to coast.

Wherever you are in Canada, consider dropping us a line and starting a positive conversation about how we can work together to bring our country's books to readers, from British Columbia to Newfoundland.

Talk soon,

Nathaniel G. Moore
Owner, moorehype


"I had the great fortune of working with Nathaniel Moore in 2016
with the publication of my eighth collection of poetry, Witness, I Am; Nightwood Editions. Nathaniel was incredibly knowledgeable and insightful promoting and publicizing the book, as well as professional in his approach to booking author readings, invitations, and interviews. Furthermore, he utilized his existing contacts and relationships to promote the book. Nathaniel is an excellent publicist, and I would recommend him in a heartbeat."

- Gregory Scofield, author of Thunder in My Veins
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"Nathaniel G. Moore is a savvy publicist. He’s both creative and professional: he can dream up great projects and then knows
how to make them happen."

- Adèle Barclay, author of If I Were in a Cage
I'd Reach Out for You
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"Nathaniel G. Moore is a dreamboat of ideas and enthusiasm.
He is always inventive, hustling, re-thinking approaches to marketing and making essential connections."

- Michael V. Smith, author of Bad Ideas
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"This is my seventh book and Nathaniel is by far the best publicist I've worked with. I value his quick responses and intelligent approach to publicity, and his wealth of connections.I regret I didn't meet him earlier, but I'm grateful to experience his work now for what I see as an important book."

- Cornelia Hoogland, author of Trailer Park Elegy