But there still seems to be a dedicated and stable fan base for art-of and making-of books, as loyal fans look for tangible, high-quality keepsakes full of official information. “It's surprising, but there's still an appetite to know more,” says Eric Klopfer, senior editor at Abrams. In fact, publishers are
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On February 9, the AIC alum visited Professor Patrick Johnson's Feature and Opinion Writing course to talk about his book, Garry Brown's Greatest Hits. Brown has been a sports reporter and columnist for The Springfield Republican since he graduated from AIC nearly 65 years ago. Brown has a column
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Davey Tree's own collection dates to John Davey, who founded the company about 110 years ago, according to Sandra Reid, vice president of corporate communications and strategic plan administration. But Davey started his work with trees well before that, self-publishing “The Tree Doctor” in 1901.
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So I signed up for the required New York State Regents English course, and took a creative writing elective. I was neither creative, nor showing any potential as a writer, but I was always a reader. And my creative writing teacher, Andrew Neiderman, nurtured that love of reading with the eclectic novels
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That's when they pivoted, embracing a B2B model to help test prep publishers engage their large audiences of learners. BenchPrep hit its stride. “Reaching 30 students in a classroom is great, but how do you reach 30,000 or even three million?” said Rangnekar. “The best way to make an impact was to
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At The Library: Write Love Letters For Libraries … What's New: There's still time to write a love note to your legislators, even though Valentine's Day is done for this year. … Of course, it is supposed to be sky-viewing weather this weekend, so why not try to see what the winter sky looks like close up?
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