Sherri Rosen Publicity - New York City

Latest Projects

Michelle Paisley: Yoga For A Broken Heart
Fred Hahn: The Slow Burn Fitness Revolution
Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche: Mind Beyond Death
John Kain: A Rare and Precious Thing: The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Working with a Spiritual Teacher
Naura Hayden: How to Satisfy a Woman Every Time (And Have Her Beg For More)
Julia Sokol and Stephen Carter: Help! I’m In Love with a Narcissist
Amine Wefali: Westchester Burning
Camilla Chance: Wisdom Man

Recent Projects

Lisa Daily: Stop Getting Dumped!
Steven Carter: Men Who Can’t Love
Michael Fancello: Canopy
Barbara Chepaitis: These Dreams and Feeding Christine
Sandra M. Rothenberger: Branded Depressed
Kathleen Hofeller: Getting There Is Half the Fun — Mythic Paths to Re-Union with God

Past Projects

Elizabeth Ayres: Writing The Wave
Barbara Keesling, Ph.D: How To Make Love All Night (And Drive A Woman Wild)
Carol Christ: Rebirth Of The Goddess
Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
What Is Enlightenment? Magazine
Stephen Batchelor: Buddhism Without Beliefs

Latest From the Blog

Sherri Rosen Publicity, NYC-People Will Always Buy Books!!
August 7, 2008

I was speaking to my l6 year old grandaughter the other day, and was curious how she felt about E-books, because she defintely is into the text messaging and emailing. I said to her “Emma how do you feel about E-books? Do you like to read them better than a book in your hand?” She [...]

One of our many projects

John Kain: A Rare and Precious Thing: The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Working with a Spiritual Teacher

John Kain’s new book explores the mysterious, dynamic and often perplexing relationship between spiritual teachers and their students — a relationship that forms the building blocks of all religion. What brings us to the spiritual path? How is wisdom passed from generation to generation? Is studying with a teacher necessary? What are the possibilities, the [...]