Day: March 21, 2018

Japan's Book Trade & 2018 Tokyo Antiquarian Book Fair

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Japan's Book Trade & 2018 Tokyo Antiquarian Book Fair

Japan's old culture and traditions; it temples and gardens, its world-class cuisine or its traditional sports and customs have always attracted visitors and scholars. Japan's history in printing, publishing and bookselling goes as far back as the 5th century and is closely linked to writing and the book from
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A Chance to Make A Difference

Editor's Note: This article has been reprinted from the Amboy Red Cow Gazette 2018 Spring edition with permission from Art Sidner. The Amboy Lions Club is starting a program to screen the eyes of all children ages six months to six years for potential eye problems which can be corrected. Education
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Google to sweeten publisher deals as tech woos media

Publishers' feelings toward Silicon Valley are starting to shift as some technology companies are showing they want to compete for content. Last week, Apple offered an olive branch to the media industry by buying Texture, a digital service that lets users subscribe to more than 200 magazines for $9.99 a
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New 3D Printer En Route to THS

Head football coach Ben Senf requested approving the purchase of new football uniforms. According to Senf, the current uniforms were purchased seven years ago when the current pairing between Truman and GHEC was formed; seven years is the expected life-span of the jerseys. He said that after
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Walliams, Galbraith and Barnes up for CAMEOs

Chosen by a cross-section of creative industry professionals including digital film makers, literary editors and theatre programmers, the judging panel shortlisted the film adaptations of Ethel & Ernest by Raymond Briggs (Jonathan Cape) in the Book to film category. It goes up against As a Long Way
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'Newsies' combines music and history in hit production

Earlier this year, Steven Spielberg's movie, “The Post,” told cloak-and-dagger tale of publishing the “Pentagon Papers.” It pitted The New York Times and The Washington Post's First Amendment rights against Richard Nixon's White House. In the Disney musical, “Newsies,” now showing on the Main
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The history of Krypton gets lost in nods to other pop culture worlds

The hour-long prequel series, executive-produced by David S. Goyer and Cameron Welsh, obviously has plenty of its own lore to draw from—over the course of Superman's 75-year publishing history, DC Comics has put out multiple titles that center on Kal-El's home world in crisis. And the first season
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Oxford Conference for the Book celebrates local, national talent, solidifies Oxford's reputation as …

The three-day conference, which is celebrating its milestone 25th year, is presented by the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at Ole Miss and Square Books. It is known for bringing together novelists, editors, publishers and journalists over the years. “Oxford has been a literary town for a long time,”
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Predatory or deceptive publishers

The Open Access publishing model creates new financial flows (publication fees or APCs). Some “publishers” try to attract publication fees in an abusive way by creating pseudo-scientific journals with a pretentious title (International Journal of…). They also canvass the authors by email promising them
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Winners of Sancta 37th One-Act Festival

Festival preparation started in July last year when 20 writers of theatre groups from all over Mpumalanga attended a 3-day playwriting course held by Sancta's Vice Chair Swannie Swannevelder. It covered … Attendees were given until 31 August to write a play to enter into the 37th Sancta Play Festival.
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Working Title Options Slasher Satire “My Sister The Serial Killer”

Working Title has optioned the slasher satire MY SISTER THE SERIAL KILLER with a view to turning the upcoming book into a feature. The debut novel of Oyinkan Braithwaite follows a Nigerian woman whose younger sister has the inconvenient habit of killing her boyfriends. Unknown The Darkest Hour
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Data Sheet—After Thrashing the News Business, Google Seeks to Make Amends

The story I'm most interested in this minute though is Google's $300-million commitment to helping news publishers cope with, well, Google. For today, at least, I come to praise Google, not to bury it. But I'll start anyway with the damage it caused through its ordinary course of business—as opposed to
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6 Essential Strategies Used by High-Volume Sellers to Compete on Amazon

Optimize your listings: Optimizing your Amazon listings is one of the most effective things you can do to improve your best sellers rank (BSR) and increase the chances that your product will show up in a search. Start with your title. It should contain keywords to improve your search engine optimization
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'Let's write a story' Saturday in St. Michaels

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'Let's write a story' Saturday in St. Michaels

She said there were lots of questions about the creative process. She said she and Blue Crab owner Brian Herman collaborated to create another session this month entitled “Let's Write A Story.” Reis said it will be an interactive event where would-be writers can jump in with details, guiding the course of
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Tisbury: Earth Hour

You might be interested to hear that weekend writer workshops for women are scheduled, one in mid-April and one in October, at Edgartown's Hob Knob Hotel, and Island residents are welcome to sign up. Author Holly Hodder Eger will discuss her creative writing process at Hob Knob. The women will
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Newspaper industry fears impact of tariffs on paper from Canada

Entities signed up so far with STOPP are the American Society of News Editors, Association of Alternative Newsmedia, Association of American Publishers, Association for Print Technologies, Book Manufacturer's Institute, Catalyst Paper, Inland Press Association, Kruger, Local Search Association,
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Steve Earle on the music business, his memoirs, and the political songs he's not ready to share yet

What's his reaction to the current political climate? He's writing, of course. “I'm still writing the political record, but I'm going to hold it and keep writing it because I want it to be exactly right, and not come out until late 2019/2020 so it bumps up right against the election cycle, to be quite honest,” he says.
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By the Book 3-22

The library has been hosting a class on self-publishing, books, poetry, etc., on the second Tuesday each month at 1 p.m. So all aspiring authors and poets, come on out and see how to get those books out to the adoring public. OHIO — The Ohio Public Library will host its annual Easter egg hunt on
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Write Stuff: Vegas Tenold To Talk About Covering Neo-Nazis, Ray Allen To Sign Copies Of His …

Harjo has published eight poetry collections and a memoir. She won the 2015 Wallace Stevens Award from the Academy of American Poets, among other honors, has released five award-winning CDs of her saxophone music and is professor of English and creative writing at the University of Tennessee
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Marvel Comics writer-poet to perform

She is a writing professor at Pitt-Oakland and is to read to students from her poem collection book, “Hemming the Water.” Pitt-Johnstown creative writing professor Eric Schwerer said that this is the free poetry-reading event's 15th anniversary. He organizes the event through a Pitt-Johnstown alumna's
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Manage the mobile message: a publisher's mantra for engagement

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Manage the mobile message: a publisher's mantra for engagement

“We want to bombard our readers with flashy, intrusive ad formats that take over the entire browser”, said no digital publisher. Ever. So why are so many consumers still having to turn to ad blockers for refuge? With UK publishers facing a hit of around £3bn in revenue annually, publisher-consumer
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Subscribe with Google: Boon For News Publishers

It has been quite some time since people have entrusted to Google (Alphant Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL)) for legitimate information and when it comes to news, good journalism is worth paying for. The Internet giant, on Tuesday in New York, has launched a $300 million Google News initiative for the sole
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BASCA calls on music publishers to share Facebook, Spotify money

Following commitment from major labels to distribute revenue earned from Spotify's IPO to its artists, UK songwriter and composer society BASCA has demanded the same from music publishers. Through a campaign titled #soldforasong, BASCA is calling for music publishers to share any monetary
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Charlotte Pence is "All For" John Oliver's Marlon Bundo Book

“I mean, I think you know, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery in a way,” said Pence, adding, “in all seriousness, his book is contributing to charities … Twiss's A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo remains atop the Amazon Best Sellers list as the sold out book continues to take orders as they begin a
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Wiederaenders: Explore the history of the Prescott area with us

Since we began publishing the column last fall, it has ranged from the story behind the Cowboy Prayer (an etching in rock) and old cabins to the giant juniper (published this past weekend) that the Granite Mountain Hotshots saved in the June 2013 Doce Fire. Our newest installment debuted Tuesday,
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Society for Scholarly Publishing announces keynote speakers for SSP 40th Annual Meeting – 21 …

In addition to these timely and thoughtful keynote addresses, the SSP Annual Meeting also includes 34 concurrent sessions featuring an international group of presenters from all areas of scholarly communications: publishers, service providers, librarians, and researchers. Topics to be covered include
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Things to do (March 23 to 25)

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Things to do (March 23 to 25)

Cultivate your creative side in this fun and informal writing workshop. The free workshop will be led by Carol Fenlon, a novelist and short-story writer from Lancashire with a special interest in the history of the area. No special skills or experience are required, the course is suitable for both beginner and
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Michael Wolff Cuts Dates From His 'Fire and Fury' Book Tour

Fire and Fury, Michael Wolff's inside account of the Trump White House, remains No. 1 on the New York Times Nonfiction Best Sellers list, and that comes without much publicity of late. After several contentious TV interviews, Wolff tweeted last month that he was “swearing off and doing it the old
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Street Fight Daily: Leave In-Store Shoppers Alone, Google Courts Publishers as Facebook Flails

Street Fight Daily: Leave In-Store Shoppers Alone, Google Courts Publishers as Facebook Flails. By: Joseph Zappa … Google announced on March 20 a slew of initiatives aimed at helping news publishers, part of the tech giant's continued effort to present itself as a friend to the industry. Recode:
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Publishing And Marketing Interns

View full details for Publishing And Marketing Interns job in Livingston on s1jobs.com.
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Appalachian's Zach Vernon co-edits new collection of essays on Ron Rash

… of students, and a dynamic engagement with culture, history, language, theory and literature. The department offers master's degrees in English and rhetoric and composition, as well as undergraduate degrees in literary studies, film studies, creative writing, professional writing and English education.
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Dragon Ball FighterZ sales stay strong in February according to NPD

The NPD notes that after 12 months on the market, the Switch has the highest install base for a console in history. Perhaps the strong showing DBFZ had at Final Round and the release of Broly and Bardock will keep the momentum going for the game to keep it among the best sellers for a third month in
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Sunderland entrepreneur attracts international clients with publishing business

A new Sunderland-based business is working with popular authors from across the globe to help publicise their work. Born out of a passion for reading, Confessions Publicity was launched by Nev Murray to help horror authors drive awareness of their work and increase book sales. Nev, who is a
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A Year of Madness: the Tandberg Collection by Ron Tandberg – Wilkinson Publishing 2018

Good poetry plucks at the heartstrings; it speaks to the emotions as well as to the intellect. Two Sisters by Asne Seierstad. Two Sisters is literary journalism at its best. Review: Korea by Michael Pembroke. Published by Hardie Grant Books, Korea: Where the American Century Began delves into the past
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Denali Publishing Partners With Skillz Inc. to Announce Guns, Cars and Zombies! Turbo Mobile …

SAN FRANCISCO, March 21, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Denali Publishing, LLC, creator of Guns, Cars and Zombies!, (GCZ) a popular action-packed, post-apocalyptic racing game available for Android and iOS, announces Guns, Cars and Zombies! Turbo (GCZ Turbo) in partnership with Skillz Inc.,
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Four OHS students place second in state chef competition March 7

Green named a plethora of interests including journalism, creative writing, engineering and music, but one of his biggest goals is continuing his culinary education at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. “I'm just a young boy with dreams,” Green said. Eldred said she would love to
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Edgartown: Women's weekend

Edgartown's Hob Knob Hotel is kicking off the season with a women's weekend highlighting the creative writing process with author Holly Hodder Eger, whose debut novel, “Split Rock.” was a finalist in the William Faulkner–William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition in 2015. She teaches writing in
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What's Old is New: Retro Cookbooks on the Rise

In the book, Sheehan tweaks recipes found in baking pamphlets published from the 1920s to the 1960s, detailing the dish's origin in the headnotes, substituting ingredients or methods, and sometimes adding once-absent measurements, as she did for Latticed Blackberry-Lime Pie inspired by a recipe
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Dutt sends legal notice to publisher-writer of his unofficial biography

“I have not authorised either Juggernaut Publications or Yasser Usman to write/publish my biography. Our lawyers had sent them a legal notice, in response to which Juggernaut Publications said that contents of the proposed book are based on information available in public domain from authentic
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Lollapalooza Festival Surpasses Bey, Jay-Z on Best-Sellers

Chicago's diverse, annual Lollapalooza music festival stole the No. 1 spot on the best-sellers list in the secondary market, surpassing Beyonce and Jay-Z's second On The Run tour, which has dominated sales over the past few days, according to data from Ticket Club. Lollapalooza will take on it's 20th
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Shreveport author is a melting pot of prose

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Shreveport author is a melting pot of prose

The next year, the Lafayette native showcased the culinary roots of his hometown in “Bangin da Spoon on the Pot,” a cookbook filled with family stories connected to the recipes. And now, the Shreveport author has several books in the works, all in different genres. “Being self-published, it kind of gives
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Chilmark: Vernal equinox

Happy Spring! That's right, folks, we've passed the vernal equinox on March 20. The cool thing I learned this year from accuweather.com is that on the vernal equinox the sun passes in a straight line versus a curved shape, and as far as balancing eggs goes, they say you can do it any day.
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More Media Sales to sell ads for group of five major publishers

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More Media Sales to sell ads for group of five major publishers

Manchester's More Media Sales has been appointed to sell advertising in the nations and regions for five of the UK's biggest newspaper publishers. More Media will act as an independent sales company for The National, a joint venture between Trinity Mirror, mna media, Johnston Press, London
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City's fourth poet laureate announced

Octavio Quintanilla, an assistant professor at Our Lady of the Lake University, has been named the city's fourth poet laureate. Quintanilla, who teaches literature and creative writing at the West Side university, will be the city's first male poet laureate. He'll be officially appointed on May 3, when Mayor Ron
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New Book Chronicles Life of Howard University's Own Ronald W. Walters; Book Signing and Panel …

Ronald Walters Book Cover Join us as we celebrate the legacy of Ronald W. Walters, Ph.D. with a book signing and panel discussion of the recently published book, Ronald W. Walters and the Fight for Black Power, 1969-2010 written by Robert C. Smith, Ph.D. The book is a political biography that uses
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In Reponse To Sanjay Dutt's Tweet, Publishers Will Hold Off On Book Excerpts

Publishing house Juggernaut have said that no more excerpts from a new book on actor Sanjay Dutt will appear in the media, news agency IANS reports. Mr Dutt, 58, tweeted a statement on Tuesday night dismissing the book – a biography written by Yasser Usman – as unauthorised. The tweet also
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The No. 1 Book on Amazon Right Now Is John Oliver's Children's Book About Mike Pence's Gay …

As of yesterday, the New York Times reports, A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo is sitting pretty at No. 1 on both the Amazon and Audible best-sellers lists, beating out pre-orders of James Comey's forthcoming autobiography about his storied career, now No. 2. The Pences' Marlon Bundo's A Day in the
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Somaliland: Hema Books Monopoly Symbolizes Cronyism by Former Administration

Somalilandsun- According to intellectual Mr.Ali Dool Ahmed also known as (Ali Qoryoolay) the former administration education minister colluded with Hema Books, a book shop that disguises itself as a publishing house to give it a contract to publish the Somaliland syllabus textbooks for primary and
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Kazakh publishers and illustrators intend to produce cartoon films in the Latin alphabet

Kazakh publishers and illustrators intend to produce cartoon films in the Latin alphabet. The project authors are planning to produce a cycle of short educational animated films that will help children learn the Kazakh language in the Latin script. They believe that their project will have a national
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The woman's guide to mansplaining

Defending their newest release, the publishing company Simon & Schultz forgave the book's critics for being unable to understand what they were trying to teach. LMU's bookstore said it is the largest order of textbooks they've ever had, especially considering how far in advance it was placed, but the
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Viral photo: Afghan woman writing exam while nursing child is inspirational

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Viral photo: Afghan woman writing exam while nursing child is inspirational

Yahya Erfan, a lecturer at the university, described the scenario to CNN by saying Taab was writing an entrance exam, known as Kankor exam, for a social science course at Nasirkhosraw Higher Education Institute in Nilli city. However, her child started crying during the exam. She quickly got up from
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Baseball's Very Tepid Offseason Is Finally Over

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Baseball's Very Tepid Offseason Is Finally Over

But to a large number of baseball fans and connoisseurs of literary nonfiction best sellers, not to mention (and this is key) hundreds of people who currently work in baseball front offices, Williams isn't any of those things. In their eyes, Kenny Williams is a chump. Specifically, the chump whom writer
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Google News Initiative announced to curb fake news and help publishers

Google announced a new initiative called “Google News Initiative” to combat fake news and help publishers get more subscribers. The search engine giant described the new initiative as a part of an effort to help journalism thrive in the digital age. Google chief business officer Phillip Schindler said,
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Stadium Goods' Rare Sneakers Will Now be Sold at Nordstrom

Inside Nordstrom will be Stadium Goods' most recent best-sellers, a curated selection based off its own sales data, ensuring diehard sneaker fans will be properly served. The selection could be updated as often as every week or two based on trends. “What's on the wall will be very popular, very relevant
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All about the grapes

When owners George Gilpatrick and Faye Hawes started Rancho Ventavo Cellars they decided to make only red wines. I asked Hawes if she feels that she loses some customers because they don't offer white wines. “We thought, let's start with just reds and see how many complaints we get,” she says
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PRH acquires 13-year-old slam poet Solli Raphael's debut

Penguin Random House Australia's Young Readers division has acquired 13-year-old slam poet Solli Raphael's first book, a collection of slam poetry paired with inspirational writing techniques. Scheduled for publication on 3 September 2018, Limelight will include several introductory chapters on
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After Cambridge Analytica scandal, publishers see Apple News as a solid alternative to being …

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After Cambridge Analytica scandal, publishers see Apple News as a solid alternative to being …

The next year, Apple focused on iPad digital books to take on the textbook industry, an effort that resisted by textbook publishers as well as attacked by Amazon. Despite being the leading digital bookseller with majority market share, Amazon successfully complained to the federal government that Apple
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Sanjay Dutt Sends Legal Notice to Juggernaut for Book on His Life

Sanjay Dutt has shared on social media that his biography, Sanjay Dutt: The Crazy Untold Story of Bollywood's Bad Boy, has not been authorised by him and that he would be taking legal action against author Yasser Usman and Juggernaut Books, the publisher. The publishers released a statement
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Google News Initiative announced to combat fake news and help publishers

Google believes that people want to pay for good journalism, which is why it has announced Subscribe with Google, which is a two-way street wherin Google is not only providing a simpler way for users to subscribe to and access various news outlets, but also help publishers drive up their revenue.
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How to Strike the Right Balance Between Social and On-Site Communities

Article Image Since its inception, Facebook has been a (sometimes mixed-) blessing for publishers. The company established itself as a third-party distributor of publisher content by bringing a simple, effective solution to audience engagement concerns. This all changed about a month ago, however,
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Tall Tales: 3 Online Men's Retailers Using Lifestyle Content to Engage Customers

In between careers, she squeezed in an MA in Film Studies (University College Dublin, Ireland) and an MFA in Creative Writing (Virginia Commonwealth University). Shannon's writing has appeared in Virginia Living, RHome Magazine, WORK Magazine, Style Weekly, the Detroit Metro Times, and other
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Stray City Proves Writing About Reality Doesn't Have to Be Miserable

Is it possible to name the sensation you get when you're reading a book that is speaking to you on a level that transcends intellectual appreciation? When I used to teach creative writing, I told my students that the sensation they were after in their fiction was “resonance,” the vibration underneath your
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In semi-retirement, teacher helps the world write

Instead of grading papers, Szabo is spending her time teaching a class in Creative Writing at night, running Poetry Soup, and coaching the NHS Poetry Slam Team. “Those are my passions,” she said. “Poetry Soup is a monthly poetry reading in which students read their original work and we have one
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Elizabeth Florez, Nancy Acelas, Frank Ramírez, Cacier Hadad and Albeiro Restrepo The

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A staggering structural diversity for the microsolvation of F− with up to six water molecules is uncovered in this work. Given the structural variety and the proximity in energy among several local minima, we show here that in order to match available experimental data, statistical averages over contributing
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Bloomsbury Publishing (LON:BMY) “Buy” Rating Reiterated at Numis; With GBX 248.00 Target …

In analysts note revealed to clients on Tuesday, 20 March, Bloomsbury Publishing (LON:BMY) stock had its “Buy” Rating reaffirmed by professional analysts at Numis. They currently have a GBX 248.00 PT on company. Numis's target would suggest a potential upside of 39.33% from the company's last
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Liam's story

“Every year, it's special to see the children develop their first pieces of writing, and their creative imagination, which helps them write a story that sometimes is more moving than what 'adults' write,” Nadler said. “In these stories, we see that the students express their inner world and develop a love for
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Major UK booksellers accused of listing far-right titles for sale

Like all book retailers, we take our feed of available titles directly from Nielsen, [which maintains] the database of millions of records created by publishers and self-publishers. Any book in print will therefore appear on our site automatically and, owing to the volume of records involved, any attempt to filter
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University duo in world's top 10 'must-read women poets'

“The University is home to both established and emerging writers working together, producing new poetry that interrogates the world we live in. This creative excellence filters directly into the teaching, and positions Manchester Metropolitan as a leading creative writing centre on the international stage.”.
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Portland photographer finds mystery, danger in city sewers

The neighborhood kids called him “Nicky Two-Times.” Unable to work after his latest trauma, the camera gave him a creative outlet and helped organize his thoughts. Seeking solitude at the time, photographing at night and underground were natural for him. Gervin is no stranger to self publishing, either.
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Thor #1 and Justice League #1 on Cover of Next Week's Previews Catalogue

Read detailed product descriptions and storylines for hundreds comic books and graphic novels from the top comic book publishers; see the coolest toys and pop-culture merchandise on Earth; plus PREVIEWS Exclusive items you'll find nowhere else! It's a great monthly read to find out what's at comic
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Game Day at Syracuse University with Maeve | VIDEO

Maeve starts the day leaving her Writing 205 class. For most sophomores at Syracuse, WRT 205 – Critical Research and Writing is a required course. This is a three-credit class … At the iSchool, you are able to pick a concentration for your elective courses in order to have a specialty. Concentrations
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On World Poetry Day, an ode to the social media poets

The actor-poet, who hopes to publish a book, added that the non-monetary benefits of social media keeps the work fresh and truthful. “One can always have a book published but hardly anyone will know. Social media helps in creating a fan base,” reflects young engineering student Khawaja Musadiq.
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