Accra, March 16, GNA – The African University College of Communication (AUCC) has held a forum on freedom and creativity for students of the university. Nana Sika Achampong, Director of the Ama Ata Aidoo Centre for Creative Writing, said the forum, which is the first in a series, seeks to bring
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The Library of Congress will celebrate the 1000th issue of seminal DC comic book series Action Comics, a commemoration of 80 years of Superman, with a live interview featuring DC legends onThursday, March 29. Former publisher and president of DC, Paul Levitz, will join famed DC writer and artist
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This website of the fake California South University appears to have copied the history of the University of Alberta, replacing place names with … Heidari — if that's his real name — has had an industrious few years, publishing dozens of research papers in questionable journals between 2015 and 2017.
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There are always a few changes 'twixt solicitation and publication for big-time comic book publishers. Sometimes they get the details wrong, sometimes the situation changes, sometimes they change their collective corporate minds. Ch-Ch-Changes is there to try to keep you up to date with some of the
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Big music publishers still control a large portion of the business, but a global world of independent writers and publishers is beginning to challenge their dominance. We won't go into all the details of the MMA (it's more than 100 pages long) except to say that the complicated organizational structure it
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CIRCLE Entertainment is a name that will be instantly familiar with Nintendo Life readers, not just for its range of excellent downloadable titles on 3DS and Switch, but also because it was the destination of former site editor Thomas Whitehead when he parted company with us a few months ago.
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Fortunately or not (depending on which figure you ask), the #MeToo movement brought out a short list of serious offenders in the publishing industry. Yes, the same sector of the consumer world that thought books by Milo Yiannopoulis and Anthony Scaramucci would be a good idea, had to own up to
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The part-time Great Barrington resident's wordless graphic novel, “Josephine” (SLG Publishing), was published last October. His first major work in the genre, “The Plane Story” (IDW Publishing; 2011), had both words and illustrations. It came after years of producing advertising storyboards. “The Plane
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With its focus on student input and critical thinking, it is no wonder that this hotbed for autonomy and creativity has incubated so many successful writers, activists, and entrepreneurs. Pulitzer Prize–winning Associated Press reporter and author Martha Mendoza (Kresge '88, individual major) is just one of
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