June 2018
1. A Night To Remember at the Copa!
2. Five Reasons Why the Vietnam War as a Subject for Fiction is Viable Again
4. Indie Groundbreaking Book - The Dreamachine
5. Indie Groundbreaking Publisher: Deca Revives the Publishing Collective
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A Night to Remember at the Copa
Celebrating the accomplishments and independent spirit of the IPPY medal winners is our favorite night of the year.
Indie Groundbreaking Publisher
Deca Revives the Publishing Collective
"At the opposite end of the spectrum, despite its liberties, self-publishing doesn’t carry the support of editing and promotional teams or challenge the wide-ranging distribution and press coverage of an established publishing house."
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2018 Independent Publisher Book Awards General Results
Congratulations and sincere thanks to the independent authors and publishers who participated in our 22nd annual contest.
Indie Groundbreaking Book
The Dreamachine
"Dream sequences in novels are tricky. When written poorly, they can become confusing diversions, or perhaps even unnecessary distractions from the overall plot. The Dreamachine avoids these fates."
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Five Reasons Why the Vietnam War as a Subject for Fiction Is Viable Again
"...new revelations and necessary distance have placed Vietnam up with the Holocaust and Watergate as eternally fascinating....a Pandora’s Box of story potential for a newly curious reading public."
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A Night to Remember at the Copa
Celebrating the accomplishments and independent spirit of the IPPY medal winners is our favorite night of the year. |
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Deca Revives the Publishing Collectiveby Anais Mohr / JUNE 2108 "At the opposite end of the spectrum, despite its liberties, self-publishing doesn’t carry the support of editing and promotional teams or challenge the wide-ranging distribution and press coverage of an established publishing house." |
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The Dreamachineby Craig Manning / May 2018 "Dream sequences in novels are tricky. When written poorly, they can become confusing diversions, or perhaps even unnecessary distractions from the overall plot. The Dreamachine avoids these fates." |
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Five Reasons Why the Vietnam War as a Subject for Fiction Is Viable Againby Rita Dragonette / JUNE 2018 "...new revelations and necessary distance have placed Vietnam up with the Holocaust and Watergate as eternally fascinating....a Pandora’s Box of story potential for a newly curious reading public." |
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From the Tech Deskby Craig Manning / June 2018 "Clearly, Amazon is jockeying to make Audible the Netflix of audiobooks. The first step was collecting an array of existing content on a single easy-to-use subscription service. The second step is releasing original content." |
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A Matter of Chanceby Julie Maloney "Oxygen shriveled up in my lungs as I walked into the dark subway station. The people on the train were different, but the same colors and smells permeated the atmosphere. Where could I put the hot vomit baking inside my stomach? I needed air. I wasn't getting enough in the belly of the city." |
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A Night to Remember at the CopaCelebrating the 2018 IPPY Awards / JUNE 2018 |
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2018 Independent Publisher Book Awards General Results22nd Annual Awards |
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Five Reasons Why the Vietnam War as a Subject for Fiction Is Viable Againby Rita Dragonette / JUNE 2018 Debut Novelist Makes Her Case |
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Success Beyond Book Salesby Brian Rouff / JUNE 2018 Book marketing is like running for office, except it never ends... |