Day: December 27, 2017

UC Riverside Announces Annual Writers Week Lineup

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UC Riverside Announces Annual Writers Week Lineup

Event organizer Tom Lutz, a creative writing professor at UCR, said this year's installment will feature scribes from “very different genres.” He said the speakers have penned “realist novels, historical novels, slipstream, science fiction, graphic novels, memoir, autofiction, poetry, prose poetry, spoken word,
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Why Ad Earnings Are Lower In January For Most Publishers

For digital publishers, it's common to see seasonal ad earnings declining after the turn of the calendar year. Seasonality plays a critical role in both website traffic and website revenue. Most digital publishers are most grossly affected by these lower ad earnings in January than in any other month.
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PC Run Amok? Publishers Increasingly Fearful of Offending 'Sensitivity Readers'

Authors and publishers are increasingly turning to sensitivity readers to check for potentially offensive portrayals of minority groups — a trend that some argue amounts to censorship, The New York Times reported. The checkers are used in particular for children's books, the Times reported. “There is a
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Newspaper publishing process

For Highland Web Offset, a newspaper publisher in Scotland, eliminating chemistry E-Publishing. It describes the nature of newspaper publishing, what types of purchases or sales by newspaper publishers are taxable or exempt, the scope of the manufacturing process for newspaper publishers, and
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If you're into improv, you'll want to consider this course at New Bedford's Your Theatre

She has trained extensively at Improv Boston (2010-present) and is a graduate of Improv Asylum's training center in Boston (2012-2013). She also trained in improv and sketch writing at the legendary Second City in Chicago where she participated in four intensive levels of improv and sketch immersion
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KURTZMAN Does Dickens' CHRISTMAS CAROL (With Some Help) in MARLEY'S GHOST

He created a batch of fully-drawn pages and thumbed out a large portion of the book as a pitch for publishers. The project never came to be, largely because the graphic novel did not really exist as a format, and few publishers were as forward-looking as Harvey was. Gideon Kendall, Shannon Wheeler,
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What Americans bought on Amazon this holiday season

The top-selling grocery items in the U.S. were two products that rely heavily on plastic packaging: Green Mountain Coffee Keurig Coffee Lover's Variety Pack Single-Serve K-Cup 40-Count Sampler ($24), and the bottled water Glaceau Smartwater Vapor Distilled Water (Amazon didn't say which size).
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'The Post' spotlights publisher Katharine Graham's history-making decision

The New York Times was the first to publish portions of the documents, but the Nixon Administration tied up the newspaper in court. While the Times was barred from publishing, leaker Daniel Ellsberg reached out to The Washington Post. The rest is history. In “The Post,” Tom Hanks plays Washington
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Bitcoin made whole; Bezos' bank account gets swole; Apple gets coal

Jeff Bezos proved to be his own best Santa, as Amazon's own gadgets were best-sellers on his online store over the holidays. The Echo Dot and Fire TV Stick with Alexa Remote were the No. 1 and 2 products ordered from Amazon, the company said. Oh, and the most requested song from Alexa users
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Artists Anonymous, inspiring creativity

They are also searching for talented artists who would be willing to share their work with students in mediums such as creative writing, photography, pottery, fashion design, drawing, and painting. If anyone is interested in making a donation or getting involved with Artists Anonymous, contact Kristen Kelly
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The True Story Behind The Post

The feverishly debated decision behind The Washington Post's 1971 publication of top-secret information in the Pentagon Papers comes to life in the new movie The Post, in which Meryl Streep plays legendary publisher Katharine Graham and Tom Hanks takes on the role of the gruff but brilliant
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