* Breast Cancer Is the Most Common Cancer in Women Globally: World Cancer Research Fund International finds that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer over the course of her life, including about 20 million in the US alone-where the American Cancer Society predicts there will be over 270,000 new cases just this year.
* Well-Timed Publication and Promotion: Publishing just ahead of October, Breast Cancer Awareness month, ensures media attention. Rogin has producer contacts at PBS, Good Morning America, and The View; celebrity and high-profile interviewees in the book will also leverage media connections to promote it.
* Support from Breast Cancer Organizations: American Cancer Society, BreastCancer.org, Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered (FORCE), and Hadassah have expressed strong interest in promoting the book and featuring Rogin at events pre- and post-publication.
* Diverse Appeal: This affecting volume’s subjects are not just breast cancer survivors and previvors ; they are famous actresses, CEOs, representatives in government, news correspondents, bestselling authors, oncologists, and other great female luminaries whose stories are certain to interest and inspire countless women whose lives have been touched in some way by cancer.
* Exclusive High-Profile and Celebrity Interviews: Includes never-before-published interviews with famous actresses like Edie Falco and Jaclyn Smith, well-known politicians like Heidi Heitkamp and Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, and respected journalists like Joan Mitchell.
* Robust Author Platform: Rogin travels the world as a producer with the PBS NewsHour foreign affairs team; she also shoots, edits, and produces her own stories for TV, radio, and print. Rogin will pitch the book on those platforms where her work appears-such as MSNBC, ABC, and SiriusXM-as well as to her producer contacts at PBS, Good Morning America, and The View.
