Literati launched in 2017 first as a unique try-before-you-buy book-curation service for kids, and in August of 2020, the brand expanded to offer book clubs through its app, giving members exclusive access to voices and perspectives that haven’t historically heard before to advance the definition of a book discussion. Today, Ewing has raised $40 million in Series B funding and was just included on Inc. magazine’s esteemed Inc. 5000 list at #77 in the U.S. There’s no denying that Ewing’s modern approach to reading has completely reshaped how we can further connect through books, and it all began with her passion for literature.
In 2009, Ewing left her high-profile job to pursue a lifelong dream of writing a novel. Throughout that process, Ewing experienced firsthand the difficulties and intricacies behind book discovery and publication. Thus, she became determined to create a company that supports the expansion of the publishing industry by bringing imagination to bookselling and creating a better book discovery experience. But before she made the major leap into following her literary dreams, Ewing began her career as a product manager at Google, where she worked directly for both Marissa Mayer and Sundar Pichai for five years developing consumer products. In fact, Ewing was featured in Fast Company as one of Google’s 12 Most Innovative Minds in 2007, and she is the co-owner of five different patents in consumer technology design.
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