Tertulia

Books Worth Talking About.

291 followers

Books Worth Talking About.

291 followers

Tertulia serves up book talk from across social media, podcasts & the Web. If a book has moved someone enough to get them talking, you can find it, buy it & share it on Tertulia. All readers are invited to become our co-owners by joining the Tertulia Co-op.

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As an avid reader, there's no question Tertulia is my favorite way to find new books to read and keep up on what's hot in the book sphere. To get curated recommendations from people I trust across industries gets me better outcomes in less time—I'm never without a good book to read now. Some of the book talk affirms my own opinions and some of it serves up surprises of books that I would never have discovered otherwise. Tertulia is like having a fabulous dinner party with your favorite bookworms: it's curated, fun, insightful, and leaves me with a long TBR list!

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3yr ago

Tertulia

Maker

thanks Remy! Happy that you are enjoying using Tertulia for keeping up with what's hot in the book sphere. Sorry (NOT sorry) for filling up your TBR list!

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3yr ago

Tertulia

Maker

@remy_ferber Thanks Remy! Let us know what else we can build to make it better -- still early days!

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3yr ago

Tertulia

Maker

Sucked in by the hype around Prince Harry’s memoir? Or inspired to get that Booker Prize finalist that Harper was reading in White Lotus? See what people are saying on Tertulia. Want to line up your reading list for ‘23 and discover the most anticipated books releasing as well as older gems? Use our personalized service to hear about the books being talked about now by the people you care about. Create and share lists with your friends and colleagues! Looking for a way to support the publishing ecosystem and be a part of a community of readers, check out the Tertulia Co-op, where all readers can join us to be co-owners. We hope you will try out the Tertulia website and app, which the New York Times called “a sleek new app that takes a novel approach to online discovery.” All Product Hunt users get $10 off your first purchase! Use Code HUNT at checkout through Monday January 16. When we first started working on building Tertulia, we had spent months cooped up. More reading time was one of the only bright spots of the COVID-19 lockdown. We came up with the idea of creating a lively gathering place to showcase the best of book talk among writers and critics, but also among scientists or actors or entrepreneurs who could drop in on book talk happening in the "tertulia" that they find most compelling. We met with dozens of authors, agents and publishing executives who encouraged us in the idea to build a new online home for readers - and crack the long-standing challenge of how readers discover their next best book. We know we have a long road ahead to build a home for readers and we can’t wait to hear thoughts from sharp users!

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3yr ago

Firmbee

This is a great idea. I wasted a lot of time finding the right book and couldn't decide what I wanted to read as there are so many options. Tertulia seems a good solution to my problem. Congrats @robertlenne

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3yr ago

Tertulia

Maker

@piotr_pawlowski Thank you Piotr. Glad if we can help you spend less time looking for a book and more time reading!

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3yr ago

SaaS AI Tools

Wow, great work on this 🚀. Congrats on the launch! Out of curiosity, what's the meaning behind the name "Tertulia" and how do you see the product evolving over the next year or two?

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3yr ago

Tertulia

Maker

@saasdesigner Hi Bren and thank you for the kind words. "Tertulia" is a Spanish word for a type of intellectual salon (imagine loudly discussing books over a glass of red wine). As our product gathers book conversation from all over the internet it seemed like an apt name for us. (+ many people on our team are Spanish speakers!)

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3yr ago

Tertulia

Maker

@saasdesigner @robertlenne Also worth noting earliest "tertulias" originated in bars and cafes in Madrid -- to discuss books, ideas, and politics...

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3yr ago