View full PDF press release here^[47].

KNOCK KNOCK PUBLISHES CALM THE F*CK DOWN—THE ONLY PARENTING TECHNIQUE YOU’LL EVER NEED—AUTHOR DAVID VIENNA’S BOOK INSPIRED BY VIRAL BLOG POST

Jan. 15, 2014—Today, Knock Knock, publisher of witty gifts and books, announced the release of Calm the F*ck Down^[48]—author David Vienna’s parenting handbook inspired by his viral blog post^[49]. Calm the F*ck Down, subtitled “The only parenting technique you’ll ever need,” offers the over-anxious mom and dad a reason to relax, assuring that whichever way you choose to parent—your child will be fine. Calm the F*ck Down includes advice from  . . .

View full PDF press release here^[50].

2014

KNOCK KNOCK ANNOUNCES SOCIAL MEDIA BLACKOUT DAY FOR OCTOBER 16, 2014

Sept. 22, 2014—Knock Knock, one of the world’s most recognizable humor book publishers and gift companies, today announced “Social Media Blackout Day^[51].” On Thursday, October 16, Knock Knock and participating fans across the globe will abstain from social networking for the day in honor of the brand’s first “Social Media Blackout”—a day to “unplug” from social networks and live 100% in real life. Enthusiasts are encouraged to pledge their time offline by . . .

View full PDF press release here^[52].

KNOCK KNOCK—PUBLISHER OF WITTY GIFTS AND BOOKS—POKES FUN AT THE DIGITAL AGE WITH NEWLY PUBLISHED THE ANTI-SOCIAL NETWORK JOURNAL

Sept. 25, 2014—Acclaimed book publisher Knock Knock is pleased to announce the release of The Anti-Social Network Journal^[53]—Marc Hartzman’s solution to our love-hate relationship with social media. The New York–based creative director and humor writer, Hartzman, submitted his title to Knock Knock with aspirations to create a private place to put the thoughts, ideas, and plans people may not want to share online. Knock Knock’s Managing Editor, Erin . . .

View full PDF press release here^[54].

2013

KNOCK KNOCK ANNOUNCES PLUMB, A NEW JOURNAL LINE BY CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS

Dec. 16, 2013—Plumb, a new brand of journals created by contemporary artists, debuts 11 pieces for Spring 2014. Conceived in collaboration with San Francisco–based artist Tucker Nichols^[55] and design firm MacFadden & Thorpe^[56], Plumb originates from the belief that people want more than blank books to store their ideas. Each season, the brand will work with three established artists to create journals and sketchbooks inspired by their . . .