The Amazon Kindle e-reader has revolutionized the literary industry and the book-buying and reading experience. That's why Outskirts Press, the No. 1-rated self-publishing company according to Top Consumer Reviews, is continuing to focus on helping independent authors capitalize on the popularity
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Our last creative writing course proved so popular that or next course starts on Wednesday 7th February until 28th March inclusive.The deman…220347707.
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Unit sales of print books fell 4% in 2017 compared to 2016 in Canada, while dollar sales dropped 3%, according to figures compiled by BookNet Canada's sales tracking service. BookNet reported that the Canadian book industry sold approximately 51.5 million copies in 2017, for just over C$1 billion.
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No black woman has ever won a writing award at the Oscars, but Dee Rees could change that if she claims Best Adapted Screenplay for … But “Call Me” has shown some signs of vulnerability over the course of the season, missing out on a writing nomination from the Golden Globes and earning fewer
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Assuming sole responsibility for all editorial aspects of book development, including manuscript development and editing; identifying and acquiring illustrators when … Maintaining knowledge of current trends in children's book publishing and what books other children's book publishers are publishing.
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SANTA MONICA, January 16, 2018 – Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG), a leading global music publisher, and Disney Music Publishing (DMP), the music publishing arm of The Disney Music Group (DMG), today announced a new agreement that expands the territories in which UMPG will
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The stories in The Unmapped Country, a new collection of Quin's rare and unpublished writing that I edited, span the course of her writing career. The earliest, “B.B.'s Second Manifesto” and “Untitled”, were written around 1962, prior to the publication of her debut novel, the seaside noir Berg (1964).
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