The Corner Bookstore

The Corner Bookstore has been a NYC institution since 1978. With a cash register dating back to 1912 and an analog card cataloging system, this shop allows New Yorkers and tourists alike to step back in time. As their digital content coordinator, I wanted to simulate that experience across the store’s social media accounts.

I created a style guide with this in mind, designing original spreads and illustrations that resemble a family scrapbook.

I wrote copy, created original illustrations and layouts for posts, and promoted engagement across The Corner Bookstore’s social media accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. During my time, the bookstore’s social following grew by 57 percent.

As part of my role, I photographed all book readings and receptions on film and/or digital. This content was then repurposed for online promotion. For the monthly newsletter and biannual Kid’s Review of Books, I copy edited and designed custom graphics. 

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Calendar and Event Posts

  • January Calendar Post

  • January Event Post

  • January Storytime Event Post

  • January Book Club Post

  • February Calendar Post

  • February Event Post

  • February Storytime Post

  • February Book Club Post

  • March Calendar Post

  • March Events Post

  • March Events Post

  • March Book Club Post

Kids Review of Books Designs and Illustrations

  • Kids Review of Books, Spring 2026

  • Kids Review of Books, 2026

  • Kids Review of Books, Fall 2025

  • Kids Review of Books, Fall 2025

  • Kids Review of Books, Spring 2025

  • Kids Review of Books, Spring 2025

  • Kids Review of Books, Fall 2024

  • Kids Review of Books, Fall 2024

The Corner Bookstore Year in Review

  • The Corner Bookstore Year in Review, Part 1

  • January, "Slow Train Coming," by Todd Almond

  • February, "When Charlie Met Joan," by Diane Kiesel

  • February, "A Curse for the Homesick," by Laura Brooke Robson

  • February, "Cousins in the Time of Magic," by Emma Otheguy

  • March, "The Girl from Greenwich Street," by Lauren Willig

  • March, "A Parent's Guide to Starting Psychiatric Medications for Kids," by Pilar Trelles, Robert Jaffe, and Alexander Kolevzon

  • March, "Disciples of White Jesus: The Radicalization of American Boyhood," by Angela Denker

  • March, "The Mesopotamian Riddle," by Joshua Hammer

  • April, "Autism Out Loud," by Kate Swenson, Adrian Wood, and Carrie Carriello

  • April, "Sunk Cost," by Jillian Herman

  • April, "People Are Talking," by Amanda Eisenberg

  • April, "The Summer of the Fortune Tellers," by Lisa Greenwald

  • April, "Twist," by Colum McCann

  • May, "How To Be Well," by Amy Larocca

  • May, "An Exercise in Uncertainty," by Jonathan Gluck

  • May, "Free Bird: Flaco the Owl's Dreams Take Flight," by Christine Mott

  • May, "The End is the Beginning," by Jill Bialosky

  • June, "The River is Waiting," by Wally Lamb

  • June, "Next Years, Best Years," by Harry Aggress

  • July, "Such Good People," by Amy Blumenfeld

  • July, "Don't Talk About Politics," by Sarah Stein Lubrano

  • July, "She Used to be Nice," by Alexia Lafata

  • September, "The Improbable Victoria Woodhull," by Eden Collinsworth

  • September, "Summer Skate," by Leslie Cohen and Sean Avery

  • September, "Greta Ever After, " Melissa Dassori

  • September, "Hello, Broadway," by Emily Hurd and Michael Mitnick

  • The Corner Bookstore Year in Review, Part 2

  • October, "Eyes in the Souls of My Feet," by Caroline Sutton

  • October, "The Missing Pages," by Alyson Richman

  • October, "Pride and Pleasure," by Amanda Vaill

  • November, "The Good Daughters," by Brigitte Dale

  • November, "Pilgrims," by Devin Kelly

Mark F. Winn, Attorney at Law, Professional LLC.

Mark F. Winn, Attorney at Law, Professional LLC has served the South Carolina Lowcountry since 2003.

As their Marketing and Operations Coordinator, I work with the team to create a style guide that fit their image and message. Since I’ve started managing the firm’s business profiles, engagement is up by 58 percent. This summer I launched firm’s social media profiles, growing social following by 45 percent across Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn in 3 months.

In addition to my marketing work online, I work with the Attorney and Office Manager to design advertisements for both print and online use, creating original assets and taking promotional stock photographs of the South Carolina Lowcountry.

I also work on the digital backend to improve AEO and SEO for the firm's online presence as well as set up systems in the software Practice Panther to digitize the firm's files.

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Social Media Posts

  • Mark F. Winn, Attorney at Law, Professional LLC

  • Estate Planning Isn't About Money. It's About People. Read the Latest Article in the Bluffton Sun.

  • Want to Know More About How a Custom Estate Plan Can Help You? Recent Informational Seminar Held at Indigo Pines

  • Join Us Saturday for the Sun City Softball Club's First Weekend Game of the Season

  • Good Planning Makes Good Sense. Read the latest Article in the Bluffton Sun.

  • Meet the Team

Art the Vote

Art The Vote is nonpartisan initiative in partnership with Energizing Young Voters and Vote by Design to promote civic engagement through art.

During their initiative in 2024, I was commissioned to design social media flyers and create video reels to promote the initiative. I created original posts that were posted on both Instagram and TikTok.

Social Media Flyers

  • Anything Can Be A Canvas

  • National Nonpartisan Art Challenge

  • Call for Artists, Want to Make Your Voice Heard?

  • Use Your Art to Create Change

  • Call for Art, Deadline 7.15.24

  • Call for Artists, Anything Can Be Your Canvas