Day: December 28, 2017

An Interview with Phil Grabsky About his “EXHIBITION ON SCREEN”™ Project

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An Interview with Phil Grabsky About his “EXHIBITION ON SCREEN”™ Project

Grabsky: I love making films, and have been making films for TV and cinema for over 30 years. Many of those have been films about art in one way or another because the stories are so fantastic, the visuals obviously so powerful and, importantly, there is a value to making films like this. Too many
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"Sensitivity Readers Are the New T

Ms. Drake and her publisher, Harlequin Teen, apologized and delayed the book's publication. In the year since, “The Continent” has changed drastically. Harlequin hired two sensitivity readers, who vetted the narrative for harmful stereotypes and suggested changes. Ms. Drake spent six months rewriting
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Authors going indie — it's a Philly thing

I had never heard of BookBaby, a company that provides self-publishing support, until a friend shared an ad for IAC on social media. For a while I had been asking myself if I should send my manuscripts out to agents and publishing houses accepting unsolicited material, or if I should enter the labyrinth
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The miraculous mental health benefits of writing poetry

Improves creative thinking and busts stress: While writing a poetry you need to wrack your brains and work on metaphors and imagery. Writing poetry can help foster and promote creative thinking. You become more creative and begin to think more and more which is a great exercise for your brain and
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Our Opinion: Kudos to local shoppers

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Our Opinion: Kudos to local shoppers

She said the store's downtown and Capital Mall locations brought in more customers this holiday season than last year, especially those looking for books on the New York Times Best Sellers list. At Menards, increased foot traffic beat the expectations of Assistant Manager Matt Medley. Carrie's Hallmark
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US poet laureate Tracy K. Smith headlines UT's Lectores readings

Lectores, named for the people who read aloud to workers in Tampa's historic cigar factories, is presented by the university's low-residency creative writing MFA program and features the program's instructors and other authors giving free public readings of their work. Smith was named the 22nd poet
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DC directs printers, publishers to mention registration number of travel agents

Fatehgarh Sahib, Dec 28 (UNI) The Deputy Commissioner of Fatehgarh Sahib has directed the printers, publishers and electronic channels that they must mention the registration number of travel agents, while publishing their advertisement, as per the directions of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
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Dez Tovar's New Book “Bellowing Hollers” Is a Horrifying Tale of a Small Town with Deadly Secrets …

Recent release “Bellowing Hollers” from Page Publishing author Dez Tovar is both spine-chilling and hair-raising; it delves into the heart of fear of strangers and … Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion,
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Friends and Family Remember WWII Historian

Goldstein, 86, wrote more than 25 novels, the most famous being best-sellers “At Dawn We Slept” and “Miracle at Midway.” He spent 22 years in the Air Force before retiring and dedicating his life to academia, where he taught history at various institutions, including the University of Pittsburgh. Locally
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Arlington Seniors Association News

How to Write and Self Publish your Autobiography, Memoir, Family History, or Children's Story and make it available for sale on Amazon: 10:30 a.m.-noon Jan. 22, Mural Room. Henry Quinlan, publisher, with more than 40 years of experience in publishing, will make this presentation. Sign up in the
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Weston Rhyn author Dave Andrews takes up 'residence' at Oswestry Library

“I've really enjoyed giving talks at the library on various aspects of English and Welsh literature during the last 18 months and I'm looking forward to contributing to the 2018 programme of 'Learning at Lunchtime' talks and to giving creative writing workshops for new and experienced writers. “I like to
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Kenya: Release of Books for New Curriculum Delay Ahead of Opening Day

With five days left for schools to reopen for the new academic year, publishers have asked for more time to produce the textbooks that will be used. The publishers were supposed to produce the books for Class One to Three under the new curriculum as well as those for Class Seven and Eight and also
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Langtons International Agency Celebrates Record Sales

The 29-year-old father of three who lives near Manchester, England, is readying for national paperback publication of his book, “A Wanted Man” this month. The book has been downloaded over 10,000 times, prompting eBook publisher, Endeavor Press to publish the paperback version due out this
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Senior Java Developer/Senior Java Programmer – Publishing

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Senior Java Developer/Senior Java Programmer – Publishing

Senior Java Developer/Senior Java Programmer | Leading publishing giant are currently seeking a skilled Senior Java Developer with solid AWS and Microservices experience, to join their highly Agile London based engineering team. Senior Java Developer | This is an excellent opportunity for an
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The Business of Jewish Books

Book publishers haven't had it easy lately, and Orthodox publishing houses certainly share in the fate of their secular counterparts, given the limited market that has only become more constricted over the years. Theories abound as to the cause of the shrinking market, even overlooking the
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Survey: Recruiters want 'rockstars' and 'ninjas' for jobs

Although spicing up the language of a job listing can be a fun creative writing exercise for recruiters, it's important to remember that first and foremost, a job description needs to clearly delineate the roles and expectations of a job for applicants. The language within a job listing is a job seeker's first look at
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Britain Surpasses Iceland In Most Book Titles Per Capita

While Iceland may be world famous for their love of books, their long-standing position of publishing the most titles per capita has been overtaken by the UK. A new report (.pdf) from the International Publishers Association (IPA) puts Britain in the top spot for most titles published per capita. 2,710 titles per
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Good news for bookworms as Saigon set to launch second book street

More book streets will be opened across the city to create cultural rendezvous points and contribute to the local reading culture, Mayor Nguyen Thanh Phong said at the opening of the first street. Data from the Vietnam Publishers Association showed that the street pulled in 2.4 million visitors this year,
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'Unclear, unfunny': Milo Yiannopoulos' book publisher's notes on his 'phenomenally petty …

Ivers said one section of the book was “phenomenally petty” while another “didn't pass intellectual muster”. It was requested that one passage be deleted for being “unclear and unfunny.” Simon & Schuster also demanded that Milo write a section about actor Leslie Jones which had been omitted from the
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Hayward area happenings: Trees pickup, free…

Castro Valley Library Creative Writing Group will meet Thursday. The group is open to adult beginning creative writers and offers inspiration and motivation. The meeting will be 1 to 3 p.m. Jan. 4 at the library, 3600 Norbridge Ave. The group will meet four consecutive Thursdays. Those taking part are
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Chinese edition of Nature Writings by Enos Mills published

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Chinese edition of Nature Writings by Enos Mills published

The Chinese edition of Nature Writings, by Enos Mills (1870-1922), was recently published by the Gansu Nationalities Publishing House, a subsidiary of the Duzhe Publishing and Media Corp. in northwestern China's Gansu Province. Listed as the key publication by the Publicity Department of the
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Filling my cup in 2018

Hours of playing around with the manual settings and experimenting with different angles never seemed long enough before the sun went down. Creative writing is another favorite pastime. Pages of many journals were filled with my chicken scratch handwriting. Ideas would come to me in the middle of
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Dotty makes cakes galore

A BRADFORD on Avon resident who doesn't eat or even like cake has launched her own business – making cakes! Mo Bennie, 58, began making cakes when she was younger and has always enjoyed baking – despite not eating cakes or even liking them. Mo, a former Cornish publican, started her
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Author Jane Ann Lemen's New Book “El Shaddai Volume II” Is the Gripping Scripture-Based Story …

Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Jane Ann Lemen's historical novel brings Jacob, son of Isaac, and the members of his family to life. “El Shaddai Volume II” is the continuation of Jane Ann's first book, ““El Shaddai Volume I”. For more information about volume I, please visit
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Illich and Ilyich (My conversion to liberation theology #12)

In this, he sounds a little bit like the Holy Cross priest who taught me creative writing in high school. Conversion, my mentor said, is very difficult to write about. Conversions are seldom convincing. You can talk about an experience that is profound and that might feel like an earthquake at the time. But to
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Cyber St. meets Front St.: Brilliant Books marks 10 years

Publishers and authors seek out Brilliant, Makin said, for help with new titles in front of potential readers. “So the store handles book launches for a variety of authors and publishers,” he said. “We do an awful lot with nonfiction because people know we're serious about it.” Makin plans in 2018 to work
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The Marvel Rundown: Marvel Flares Out the Final Week of 2017 with The Return of Jean Grey!

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The Marvel Rundown: Marvel Flares Out the Final Week of 2017 with The Return of Jean Grey!

Some publishers just want to watch the year burn. Please excuse me while I once again, reflect on the past couple years of X-Men publishing. The X-Franchise as a whole has been finally trying to move forward with huge storylines like 2011's Schism and 2012 Avengers Vs. X-Men which introduced
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The 2017 ComicBook.com Golden Issue Award for Favorite Publisher

The entire staff at ComicBook.com came together to vote on their favorite publisher from the past year. As you can imagine, whittling it down wasn't easy, and brought about more than a few… let's call them “inspired” conversations among the staff. Still, someone has to win, but to be clear: every publisher
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Ronit Matalon, Renowned Israeli Author, Dies at 58 After Battle With Cancer

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Ronit Matalon, Renowned Israeli Author, Dies at 58 After Battle With Cancer

Writer Ronit Matalon died early Thursday at Haifa's Rambam Hospital after a battle with cancer. She was 58. Matalon served as head of Haifa University's creative writing program. She won the Brenner Prize this year for her last novella, “And the Bride Closed the Door.” Her daughter Talya accepted the
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Richard Symes's new book “Monkey Du – Life Is an Open Book” is a fictional children's story about …

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Richard Symes's new book “Monkey Du – Life Is an Open Book” is a fictional children's story about …

Recent release “Monkey Du – Life is an Open Book” from Page Publishing author Richard Symes is a children's book focusing on a secret community of monkeys … Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion,
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Paul Stayton's New Book “The Invisible Tribulation of Mr. Rheingold Budweiser Miller” Is A Thrilling …

Recent release “The Invisible Tribulation of Mr. Rheingold Budweiser Miller” from Page Publishing author Paul Stayton is a highly original work about the … Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion,
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Expat Voice: Manga And More

We spent a year traveling in Rajasthan, West Bengal and Karnataka for research on three different traditions — Kaavad, Bengali pattachitra and Karnataka shadow puppetry. We did follow-up trips and research for a few more years while publishing comics from our self-publishing brand, Captain Bijli
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Lisa Walker's New Book "Ambushed" Is an Exciting Crime Story About a Man from a Small Town in …

Recent release “Ambushed” from Page Publishing author Lisa Walker is an engrossing book on crime about a man's downward spiral after an encounter with a … Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion,
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“Cosmic Comic” Swami Beyondananda to perform in Willits

He also taught labor studies at Wayne State University, and creative writing at University of Michigan. For the past 30 years, he has been writing and performing comedy as the Swami Beyondananda. He has also authored four books as the Swami: “Driving Your Own Karma”; “When You See A Sacred
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Free arts workshops offered to Lower Cape students

These workshops include digital and handmade animation, painting and drawing, and creative writing. The instructors are current fellows of the Fine Arts Work Center, an organization that has, for 50 years, invited promising artists from around the country to live and work in Provincetown for seven
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Zine scene

In the 1930s, science fiction fans swapped stories and commentary by mail in handmade fanzines. In the 1970s, photocopiers made it all the easier to self-publish. By then, the name of these pamphlet-like tomes was shortened to “zines,” and in the '70s and '80s they proliferated, especially in association
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Lisa Walker's New Book “Ambushed” Is an Exciting Crime Story About a Man from a Small Town in …

Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create – not bogged down with complicated business issues like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes and the like. Its roster of authors can leave behind these tedious, complex and time consuming issues,
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Royal Society Journal Archive

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Disruptive $100 Bln Crypto Ecosystem For Global News, Using Blockchain to Compete With Titans

By bringing together cloud-based publishing and big data technology, plus the innovation engine of cryptocurrency and the Blockchain, PressCoin plans to change this story. By raising $100 mln in its ICO and then growing at a disruptively fast pace, PressCoin intends to provide real competition to the
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Researchers reveal thousands of major sites are using taking anti-ad-blocking measures

In last decade we have been witnessing a cat and mouse game between ad-blockers and publishers, as more and more internet users started to install them. To thwart this and to protect the main source of their revenue, some of the publishers had resorted to redirecting to a page where they politely ask
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Elderly woman targeted in false Publisher's Clearing House scam

According to the Lufkin Police Department's incident report, a man contacted the woman in June and told her she had won $3.5 million from Publisher's Clearing House, and she needed to send $8,000 to collect her prize money. She took out a loan and mailed a check, but never heard back from the
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Amid vague boasts, Amazon drops facts

More than 1 billion items were ordered from the legions of independent sellers on Amazon's Marketplace. … On Tuesday, the company said the Echo Dot miniature speaker was the best selling product from any manufacturer across Amazon's retail site during the holiday season, with “millions” of units
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Lit Youngstown presents two Cleveland writers

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Lit Youngstown presents two Cleveland writers

Sarah Minor is the author of “The Persistence of The Bonyleg: Annotated from Essay Press” (2015). She's an assistant professor of creative writing at the Cleveland Institute of Art and the video editor at TriQuarterly Review. Her recent work appears in Diagram, Creative Nonfiction and The Atlantic.
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Culture Minister to Head Frankfurt Book Fair Project

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Culture Minister to Head Frankfurt Book Fair Project

Gvantsa Jobava, the deputy chairman of the Books Distributors and Publishers Association, said that she is satisfied with the outcome of the meeting with the minister, adding there was no need of a mediator and now all the participants of the project will have a direct connection with the Minister.
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Bidders Must Value Brand For Publisher Alliances To Succeed

These publisher consortiums argue that their inventory should be worth more because it comes from trusted, premium sources. This may be true, but the technology behind most programmatic bidders still values cheaper scale over quality. That means that most demand-side platforms (DSPs) are
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There has been an error publishing this post to Discourse.

The publishing worked 1 time. Since then I am getting this “There has been an error publishing this post to Discourse.” in WordPress when trying to update a post with the publish to Discourse box checked. I have wordpre…
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'Ad blocking is a consumer signal': A look-ahead to 2018 with Scroll CEO Tony Haile

Tony Haile is making two big bets in 2018, and both of them are both shorts. The first is that average revenues per user for publishers won't improve. The second is that digital advertising will remain unpleasant enough that people continue to try and avoid it. Those bets will have a big impact on how next
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Nasty People

The terrorist-inspiring SPLC deemed the social media hashtags #MerryChristmas, #ChristmasEve, #Jesus, and #Trump worthy of inclusion on their “Hate Tracker” website. If you made it up you'd be laughed out of your creative writing class, but if you're an activist liberal marching along under the banner
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IN BRIEF | Dec. 28, 2017

On Dec. 25, at 9:50 p.m., the Ventura Police Command Center received a call in reference to a stabbing that occurred at the city parking structure located at 500 East Harbor Blvd. Ventura patrol officers responded to the call and upon arrival, located the victim, 30, homeless, who sustained numerous stab
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5 things we learned about ads.txt in 2017

Google pressured publishers to get on board with ads.txt by saying its DoubleClick Ad Exchange, AdSense network and demand-side platform DoubleClick Bid Manager would use ads.txt to filter out unauthorized sellers. In the background, Google added an ads.txt management tab to its ad server's
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Workshops of Empire : Stegner, Engle, and American Creative Writing During the Cold War

As the Cold War began, high-minded and well-intentioned scholars, critics, and writers from across the political spectrum argued that human values remained crucial to civilization and that such values stood in dire need of formulation and affirmation. Creative writing emerged as a graduate discipline in
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