IOWA PARK, Texas - s4story -- Raconteur Press is pleased to announce several personnel changes driven by an increased focus on their Boys Adventure Book Line.

Cedar Sanderson will be joining the executive team at Raconteur Press. The former Lead Editor of the Boys Adventure Book Line, Sanderson will now focus on expanding Raconteur's physical sales and presence in brick-and-mortar establishments, including libraries.

"I'm very excited about stepping into leadership with Raconteur Press," said Sanderson. "Now I can move from haunting libraries to stocking libraries!"

Editor Christopher DiNote will take over Sanderson's former position and assume responsibility for the day-to-day operations of the Boys Adventure Book Line. A retired USAF colonel, DiNote will be responsible for all aspects of operations for the line, including acquisitions.

"Boys Adventure fiction is the most important thing we do at Raconteur Press," said Raconteur Founder Ian McMurtrie. "Cedar and Chris will continue to work closely together. Chris has jumped into his new position with enthusiasm. Meanwhile, Cedar will be instrumental in ensuring our books are available to bookstores and libraries nationwide."

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Raconteur's Boys Adventure Book Line has been well-received. Anchored by well-known authors like Jake Malory, Christopher G. Nuttall, and Prometheus award-winning author Dave Freer, the press is also intent on identifying new authors who want to write classic stories of danger, excitement, and adventure for boys.

"I have always worked to introduce my kids to good books across a range of experience and points of view," said DiNote. "That includes old books and new books that call back to the spirit of those old books. This is why what Raconteur Press is doing is so important, why I believe in it, and why I'm proud to serve as the Lead Editor for the Boys Adventure Book Line."

"We have complete faith and trust in Chris," said McMurtrie. "Under his steady hand, the Boys Adventure line is flat going to rock and dominate."

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Raconteur Press is open to submissions for middle-grade novels of 40,000-50,000 words featuring boys as main characters. Requirements and submission details can be found at raconteurpress.substack.com/p/open-call-for-boys-adventure.

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Raconteur Press is an independent publisher specializing in entertaining fiction, including short story anthologies in the tradition of early science fiction pulps and adventure novels. Founded by Ian McMurtrie in 2024, the press focuses on fun, action-packed stories for readers of all ages, and has published over 70 anthologies and nearly two dozen novels in the past two years. Visit www.raconteurpress.com or follow @raconteur_press on X for more details.