Many Moons
A Songwriter's Memoir
by Dayna Manning
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Pub Date 27 Oct 2019 | Archive Date 1 Feb 2020
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Description
In engaging prose as smooth and colourful as her Juno-nominated melodies, Dayna Manning’s memoir provides a window into the world of her songwriting. In Many Moons, Manning depicts her collaborations with Canadian legends such as Burton Cummings, Chris Hadfield, and William Lishman, providing readers with an intimate view of a musician's life and up-close encounters with some of Canada’s greatest personalities. Manning’s charming debut memoir is a fascinating read, spanning Canada itself as well as a three-decade career in an ever-changing music business.
Advance Praise
"Many Moons (Blue Moon Publishers) dives into Manning's musical collaborations (including working with Burton Cummings, Chris Hadfield, and many others), the unique joys and challenges of the songwriter's life, and the changes to the music industry that she's seen and weathered through her career." -Open Book
Marketing Plan
•Book tour in Ontario of bookstores and related outlets
•Print, television, radio, and online media campaign for major regional and national media
•Digital marketing including Goodreads, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram
•Literary award and literary festival submissions across Canada
•ARC mailing to targeted outlets and digital reader copies available through NetGalley
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781988279893 |
| PRICE | CA$19.99 (CAD) |
Featured Reviews
Mary B, Reviewer
I thought this was such an interesting book. I really enjoyed reading it. I never really heard of Dayna Manning before this book, but now I am going to listen to as much of her music as I can. I love how the different chapters were based on different songs from her music career and how each song had a special meaning in her life and why she wrote it. Can not wait to hear more from her.
