July 2019
Introducing Rhodes & Easton Reviews
Indie Groundbreaking Book: On the Hummus Route
10 Years of "Book Smarts" - Yale Publishing Course
Indie Groundbreaking Bookseller: Mystery Lovers Bookshop
From the Tech Desk: Could Kickstarter Influence the Future of Book Publishing?
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10 Years of “Book Smarts"
"I think YPC is a great opportunity for indie publishers to step away from their day-to-day work environment and spend time viewing the industry and their own careers from a broader perspective."
Indie Groundbreaking Book
The Heart’s Necessities: Life in Poetry
"Huleatt felt that a poet’s biography, mixed with thoughts from a contemporary voice, would resonate with younger people – especially women – who ask the same questions Clement asked in her poems: Who am I? What is love? What is faith? How do I deal with loss and death? What are my creative efforts worth?"
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How to Self Publish Your Book
"If you want to be successful at self-publishing—not just making a book but making sales—then you have to be prepared to shoulder all manner of responsibility in order to reach your goal."
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From the Tech Desk
"Publishing is weighted either toward existing industry insiders or toward the wealthy and the privileged; it is weighted away from the less advantaged. Could Kickstarter help solve that problem?"
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Introducing Rhodes & Easton Reviews
"(Reviewers) are dedicated book lovers who read each work start to finish to fully experience it. Authors will get the honest appraisal from a professional as they deserve."
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On the Hummus Route
"A Palestinian, a Lebanese, and an Israeli walk into a bar…” This is not the beginning of a joke, but the start of a true story..."
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Deros: A Father Jake Austin Mystery
"His choice of a real location, namely Oberlin, is perfect because of its absorbing town-and-gown (town-and-college) history with the Underground Railroad and its cryptic tales of secret passages."
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Mystery Lovers Bookshopby Kathleen Shoop / April 2019 "One surprise for us was learning how much readers and authors drove the things that happen with the store. It’s important for authors to create and maintain networks with readers. Mystery Lovers provides a space to do that." |
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Allworth Press at 30by Jim Barnes / April 2019 "Being a small press and a start-up was challenging, especially as the publishing landscape was transformed by the digital revolution (in both production and ebooks), Amazon, the collapse of most of the independent booksellers, and the issue of whether the physical book would soon be deceased." |
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The Heart’s Necessities: Life in Poetryby Jim Barnes / May 2019 "Huleatt felt that a poet’s biography, mixed with thoughts from a contemporary voice, would resonate with younger people – especially women – who ask the same questions Clement asked in her poems: Who am I? What is love? What is faith? How do I deal with loss and death? What are my creative efforts worth?" |
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How to Self Publish Your Bookby Jim Barnes / July 2019 "If you want to be successful at self-publishing—not just making a book but making sales—then you have to be prepared to shoulder all manner of responsibility in order to reach your goal." |
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From the Tech Deskby Craig Manning / July 2019 "Publishing is weighted either toward existing industry insiders or toward the wealthy and the privileged; it is weighted away from the less advantaged. Could Kickstarter help solve that problem?" |
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Introducing Rhodes & Easton Reviews
"(Reviewers) are dedicated book lovers who read each work start to finish to fully experience it. Authors will get the honest appraisal from a professional as they deserve." |
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On the Hummus Routeby Jim Barnes / July 2019 "A Palestinian, a Lebanese, and an Israeli walk into a bar…” This is not the beginning of a joke, but the start of a true story..." |
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Deros: A Father Jake Austin MysteryJohn A. Vanek "His choice of a real location, namely Oberlin, is perfect because of its absorbing town-and-gown (town-and-college) history with the Underground Railroad and its cryptic tales of secret passages." |
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10 Years of “Book Smarts"by Jillian Manning / June 2019 Yale Publishing Course Celebrates Its Tenth Birthday |
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How to Self Publish Your Bookby Jim Barnes / July 2019 New Guide to Writing, Editing, Marketing & Selling Your Own Book |
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Introducing Rhodes & Easton ReviewsJenkins Group offers online, paid review service |
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On the Hummus Routeby Jim Barnes / July 2019 A utopian journey between cities, people, and dreams |