Day: March 25, 2018

Harrisonburg residents attend March For Our Lives rallies

No Comments
Harrisonburg residents attend March For Our Lives rallies

Those affected by the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida, organized a rally in Washington, D.C Saturday. In addition to the D.C. march, sister rallies were also set up to take place around the world. Jay Varner, a JMU professor of creative writing, spoke at the sister
See Original Article

A Handwara journalist gave Pakistan its name, research establishes

Later, he went to Bombay where he was employed by a publishing house Muzfari And Company in Bhindi Bazaar. It was during his stay in Bombay, that Kazmi moved an application on July 1, 1928, before the government in Abbottabad seeking a declaration for publishing a weekly newspaper Pakistan.
See Original Article

Creative thinking is a necessity, not a luxury

Creative thinking is the lifeblood of both marketing and innovation. Everyone now needs to think flexibly and deliver solutions outside of the box. American writer and filmmaker Susan Sontag stated, “Creative people are forever surprising us by challenging assumptions, flipping ideas, and expanding,
See Original Article

The novel as poem

Born in Charleston, South Carolina, and raised in Tidewater, Virginia, Fil-Am Jon Pineda attended James Madison University and the MFA program in Creative Writing at Virginia Commonwealth University. He currently teaches in the MFA program at Queens University of Charlotte and is a member of
See Original Article

Here's How to Keep Track of Who Gave What at a Bridal Shower

Tap someone to photograph the signed portion of the card with the gift after it's opened, suggests Shelley Grieshop, creative writer at Totally Promotional. “It's much quicker than jotting down the style and type of gift and the names of the gifters,” she says. “It also eliminates the misspelling of names
See Original Article

A moment of possible grace at the bottom of a mole hill: Michael Garriga (Opinion)

He teaches creative writing at Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, where he lives with his wife and two boys. March29Garriga.jpg Michael Garriga, author and Baldwin Wallace University professor. (Photo Courtesy of Stephanie Krell)Photo Courtesy of Stephanie Krell. I recently went sledding for the
See Original Article

Colten Boushie's family says Gerald Stanley trying to 'exploit' Indigenous man's death

Boushie's cousin, Jade Tootoosis, says the 22-year-old from Red Pheasant First Nation will never get that same opportunity. Tootoosis says she was disgusted to learn that the law firm representing Stanley has been reaching out to different publishing companies. “It feels like he is further exploiting the
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized

Nigeria's Publiseer Joins International Publishing Distribution Association

No Comments
Nigeria's Publiseer Joins International Publishing Distribution Association

The meeting, organised by IPDA, will focus on issues like, 'New business models in the publishing distribution sector,' 'worldwide growth of self-publishing,' and 'publishing and distribution of hypermedia content.' Publiseer is a digital publishing company in Nigeria focused on distributing the books and
See Original Article

Colten Boushie's family says Gerald Stanley trying to 'profit' from trial by contacting publishers

When Gerald Stanley testified in a Saskatchewan court last month he told a jury his version of what happened on the summer day in 2016 when Colten Boushie, a young Indigenous man, was fatally shot. People heard Stanley's story in court or followed it across Canada in news reports. Boushie's
See Original Article

Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez says being openly bisexual powers her fight against guns

Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez, the bisexual president of Stoneman Douglas High School's Gay-Straight Alliance, has spoken out about the way her sexuality fuels her activism. Together with fellow students like David Hogg and Cameron Kasky, the 18-year-old has prompted a tidal wave of public
See Original Article

Foundational leaders share focus

She then received a Bachelor's from Kansas State University in Literature and Creative Writing, followed by a Master's in Fine Arts from the University of Kansas in creative writing. “After that I took a part-time job with a non-profit press in Spartanburg, South Carolina, doing community building through the
See Original Article

After book approach, Colten Boushie's family says Gerald Stanley trying to 'exploit' Indigenous …

It's just upsetting.” Chief Bobby Cameron of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, which represents 74 First Nations in Saskatchewan, said it was “absolutely chaotic for (Stanley) to think, 'I'm going sell a book, I'm going to publish a book'.” “Give your head a shake Gerald,” Cameron said.
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized

Nigeria's Publiseer Becomes The First African Publisher To Join The International Publishing …

No Comments
Nigeria's Publiseer Becomes The First African Publisher To Join The International Publishing …

… “new business models in the publishing distribution sector”, “worldwide growth of self-publishing”, and “publishing and distribution of hypermedia content”. Publiseer is a digital publishing company in Nigeria, focused on distributing the books and songs of independent Nigerian writers and musicians,
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized

Mississippi Reads: Best-sellers, book signings for March 25, 2018

No Comments
Mississippi Reads: Best-sellers, book signings for March 25, 2018

Download The Clarion-Ledger app for free on the Apple app store or Google Play. Justin Sellers/The Clarion-Ledger. 1. “The Artful Evolution of Hal & Mal's,” Malcolm White; illustrated by Ginger Williams Cook, University Press of Mississippi. 2. “One Hundred by Five Hundred,” Jimmy Reed, Christian
See Original Article

Check it Out: A reading list for Women's History Month

March is Women's History Month. To celebrate, I've created a special reading list highlighting the achievements and contributions of women in history and society. When putting this list together, I was gratified by the number of recently published titles calling attention to women's accomplishments.
See Original Article

Harvey Miller Catalogue – Spring & Summer 2018

The catalogue for Harvey Miller on new and forthcoming titles scheduled to appear in Spring & Summer 2018 is now available. Download your copy here.
See Original Article

Colten Boushie's family says farmer trying to 'exploit' Indigenous man's death

Spencer said Stanley is not seeking a book deal. Boushie's family doesn't think they would have any power to stop a publisher if one took Stanley up on the offer. Tootoosis is encouraging publishers to consider which voices they elevate, noting that in Canada's history Indigenous voices have been
See Original Article

The Readers' Editor writes: To be financially viable, publications need subscriptions as well as ads

When readers take out a subscription, they tend to develop a sense of ownership in the publication. The media organisation too then tends to pay more attention to its readers. In addition, of course, the financially viability of the publication gets strengthened. In the world of online publishing, there are no
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized

Symposium on creative writing explores role of Indian varsities in liberal arts education

No Comments
Symposium on creative writing explores role of Indian varsities in liberal arts education

Symposium on creative writing explores role of Indian varsities in liberal arts education. New Delhi, Mar 25 (UNI) In an attempt to discuss creative writing inthe context of new liberal arts in Indian varsities, a symposiumtitled 'Writing across Borders – Globalizing the Creative Writing Program' was
See Original Article

Spring arts 2018: Meet author Julia Dixon Evans

She's a 2014 PEN in the Community resident and a Poets & Writers grant recipient for teaching creative writing. Currently, she is program director for the literary nonprofit and small press So Say We All. “How to Set Yourself on Fire” is her first book. Q: How has living in San Diego influenced your debut
See Original Article

Novelist will return to F&M to participate in Emerging Writers Festival, which she once attended as …

After graduating from F&M, where she concentrated on creative writing, Berman says, she spent four years traveling abroad and working at a travel agency in New York. When she decided to plunge into writing full time, Berman enrolled at Columbia University, where she earned a master's in writing.
See Original Article

EPA Promotes Quality and Advantages of UAE Publishing at Riyadh International Book Fair

Sharjah – In keeping with its ongoing commitment to participate in global cultural events, the Emirates Publishers Association (EPA) emphasised the … Rashid Al Kous, Executive Director of EPA, said: “Our participation in the Riyadh Book Fair aligns with our support of Emirati publishers on a global stage
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized

Award winning YA novels cover both quiet and politically relevant topics

No Comments
Award winning YA novels cover both quiet and politically relevant topics

… for best audiobook produced for children and/ or young adults, it earned both Coretta Scott King Book Award and the William C Morris Award for a debut book published by a first-time author writing for teens. This hot topic title is also enjoying its fifty-fourth week on the New York Times best sellers list.
See Original Article

Book signing for true-crime book by former Greenwood resident

A new true-crime book by former Greenwood resident Felder Dorn, titled, “The Downfall of Galveston's May Walker Burleson: Texas Society Marriage and Carolina Murder Scandal” is being released April 2 by Arcadia Publishing. Author T. Felder Dorn will be signing books from 10 a.m. to noon, April 14
See Original Article

Lightning Publisher for WordPress Turns Content Creators Into Publishers

The Lightning Publisher for WordPress is Blockstream's second LApp utilizing Lightning Charge — the company's new micropayment processing system for the Lightning Network. Lightning Charge gives web developers the ability to easily create LApps and test Blockstream's c-lightning implementation
See Original Article

International Centre of Publication Ethics to be opened in Pune

SPPU's professor Bhushan Patwardhan, who is also a special invitee member in the UGC Standing Committee for Notification of Journals told HT that the centre would seek to create wider awareness among faculty and students about the growing predatory publishing business of journals.
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized

Somewhat Positive News Coverage Somewhat Unlikely to Impact News (NWS) Share Price

No Comments
Somewhat Positive News Coverage Somewhat Unlikely to Impact News (NWS) Share Price

The Company operates in five segments: News and Information Services, Cable Network Programming, Digital Real Estate Services, Book Publishing, and Other. The Company's business consists of range of media, including news and information services, sports programming in Australia, digital real
See Original Article

London romance writer's self-published novel earning international recognition

It was a book that was rejected by several publishers. But now, a novel described as a 'fun side project' is being recognized by the romance publishing industry. London romance writer Jenny Holiday is the author of Famous – a Hollywood starlet who rekindles a spark with an old flame in small town Iowa
See Original Article

Countryfile award for Andy Beck's Wainwrights in Colour

A DALE artist's self published book which follows in the footsteps of Arthur Wainwright has won a second national award. Andy Beck's The Wainwrights In Colour took the book of the year honour in this year's BBC Countryfile Magazine awards. The book, which was published in May last year, features
See Original Article

Vital People: Prison book club offers inmates room to grow

She says the program was inspired, in part, by the success of Writing My Wrongs: Life, Death and Redemption in an American Prison, a book by a former convict that has become a New York Times bestseller. “With this program, we hope to provide the inmates with a creative tool that help them identify
See Original Article

Thousands visit Al Dhafra book fair

Abu Dhabi: Thousands of visitors including students and parents explored a wide range of workshops, intellectual, educational and cultural topics at the Al Dhafra book fair, which concluded last week, organisers said on Sunday. More than 21 local publishers and distributors participated in the fair and
See Original Article

Iran: Activist detained for publishing Azeri calendar

Mehdi Ghamari Binisly, an Azeri activist who lives in Tehran, was arrested by security forces last week in relation to a case involving the publishing of an Azeri calendar. He has been taken to an unknown location. The calendar in question was in Turkish and various events, including the Mother Tongue
See Original Article

Patterson writes about Texas true crime

James Patterson, the mega-bestselling novelist, turns his storytelling talents to true crime, featuring a Texas murder-for-hire case in Murder, Interrupted (Grand Central Publishing, $30 hardcover, $15.99 paperback). The book includes two stories, the first of which deals with the case of upstanding
See Original Article

THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLERS

3. THE ROCK, THE ROAD, AND THE RABBI, by Kathie Lee Gifford with Rabbi Jason Sobel. 4. YOU ARE A BADASS, by Jen Sincero. 5. FOOD, by Mark Hyman. Children's picture books. 1. I'VE LOVED YOU SINCE FOREVER, by Hoda Kotb, illustrated by Suzie Mason. 2. PETE THE CAT: BIG EASTER
See Original Article

Categories: Uncategorized