Inside a Digital-First Publisher: The Alibi Story

Presented by: Dana Isaacson | Dianne Emley | Kate Miciak | Marty Wingate

Categories: Mystery | Publishing | Thriller

Dana Isaacson moderates a lively conversation with Dianne Emley, Kate Miciak, and Marty Wingate about Alibi, Random House’s digital-first mystery and thriller imprint. The panel explores how the imprint works and what its success reveals about the evolving publishing landscape.

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