Day: March 29, 2018

Impacting writing in local schools

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Impacting writing in local schools

The Northwest Indiana Writing Project (NWIWP) at Purdue University Northwest (PNW) recently received a $20,000 grant from the National Writing Project to participate in a national research project to develop materials for high school teachers, especially those teaching dual credit courses. Dual credit is
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Tariffs, paper shortage combine for financial pressure on newspapers

The alliance, which represents 2,000 U.S. and Canadian newspapers, is among several trade organizations fighting the tariffs. At least three dozen members of Congress have written to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, warning of the impact on the U.S. newspaper publishing and commercial printing
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Treasure Valley book event calendar: April 1-7

First Tuesday Drop-In Writing Workshop: 6:30-8:30 p.m., The Cabin, 801 S. Capitol Blvd., Boise. Hosted by writers who create unique prompts designed to inspire a supportive community of local writers. This month's workshop is with Heidi Kraay. Free. Adult Workshop: Creative Writing 101 with Susan
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Boulder Book Store wins national Publisher Weekly honor

The 45-year-old shop on Pearl Street “has been a pioneer in a number of industry initiatives,” according to a Wednesday post on Publisher Weekly's website announcing the award. Boulder Book Store general manager Arsen Kashkashian said when members of the staff learned Monday the shop had
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Erotica writers are finding their work stripped of rankings after Kindle policy change

It appears only to be affecting those that are also tagged “Erotica.” According to The Digital Reader, the policy quietly took effect on or before March 22, and it is not only affecting self-publishers. Mainstream publishing houses like St. Martin's Press and Random House have seen publications disappear.
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South Orange Native Dan Farah and Steven Spielberg Partner on 'Ready Player One'

Through his Farah Films banner, Farah is also producing the much buzzed about adaption of Cline's NY Times best seller “Armada” for Universal. Farah is also a producer on “Burden,” the indie drama starring Forest Whitaker and Garett Hedlund, which won the coveted Audience Award at Sundance
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Feature: Publishers at Children's Book Fair in Italy enjoy growing market

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Feature: Publishers at Children's Book Fair in Italy enjoy growing market

BOLOGNA, Italy, March 29 (Xinhua) — Regardless of their country and specific features of their work, many publishers here at the 2018 Bologna Children's Book Fair seemed to agree on one point: children still love to read. People crowded around thousands of stands across the 20,000-square-meter
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New Vista program to help students succeed

“There's a creative writing one that I like to go to so that's cool. [The teacher] will post a writing prompt up on the projector and you're supposed to type about the prompt,” she said. Larson enjoys writing, but with a full school schedule, she has a hard time separating school work from her free writing.
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Russell Freedman, 88, Writer of History for Young Readers, Dies

Russell Freedman, who brought readable, relatable history to young readers in dozens of well-researched, generously illustrated books, died on March 16 in Manhattan. He was 88. He had suffered a series of strokes, Holiday House, his publisher for some of those books, said in announcing his death.
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Jenny Erpenbeck and Claire Messud Talk Refugees, 'Go, Went, Gone'

Nearly every seat was full, and people were standing against the back wall, chatting with friends about novelist Jenny Erpenbeck, who came all the way from Germany to make a “rare American appearance” in conversation with Claire Messud, a Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at Harvard.
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Airflow protects pulse pods from combine loss

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Airflow protects pulse pods from combine loss

In a good growing year, when the beans are nice and tall, you'll only save one bu. When the beans are short and dry, growers say they save five … Until recently, 45 feet had been their largest size and their best sellers had been 35 and 40 feet. ADVERTISEMENT. There's an electric actuator to regulate
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Why Subaru's All-New 2019 Forester Will Stand Out in a Crowded Segment

In the U.S., the Forester was the second best-seller of Subaru's seven models last year, accounting for 27.4% of its total U.S. sales. Only the Outback's sales were higher. That percentage might have been even higher had the Forester not been nearing the end of its model life. While Subaru's overall U.S.
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GDPR solution StylePoints appoints London Advertising as its global comms agency

With data privacy a key concern for consumers, StylePoints aims to provide validation, control and a clear value exchange for online users when they choose to share their data. Likewise, with GDPR, ad blocking and bots creating challenges for publishers and advertisers, StylePoints enables publishers
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Programmatic performance marketing (aka affiliate marketing) questions and answers

I recently had a conversation with a veteran in digital marketing (and a friend) regarding the future prospects of affiliate marketing platforms and publishers. Here's a synopsis of a recent conversation with him. Though I know it's the opposite of how most Q&As are organized, I'm the one answering.
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TABLE-Danielle Steel's 'Accidental Heroes' tops US bestsellers

March 29 (Reuters) – Danielle Steel's new romance “Accidental Heroes” topped the U.S. best-sellers list on Thursday. Data released by independent, online and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors across the United States was used to compile the list. Hardcover Fiction Last
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Book by Tallahassee's Peter Schweizer lands No. 1 spot on New York Times bestseller list

Peter Schweizer, a local author, former Breitbart editor and president of a conservative think tank with ties to Steve Bannon, has landed atop the New York Times bestseller list for Combined Print and E-book Nonfiction. “Secret Empires” delves into the extremes politicians will go to enrich themselves
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WALL STREET JOURNAL-BEST SELLERS

“The Great Alone” by Kristin Hannah (St. Martin's Press). 6. “With This Man” by Jodi Ellen Malpas (Forever). 7. “Neverwhere” by Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins). 8. “The Escape Artist” by Brad Meltzer (Grand Central Publishing). 9. “Little Fires Everywhere” by Celeste Ng (Penguin). 10. “The Woman in the
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New Federal Register Publishing Rates

TO: Printing and Publishing Officials of the Federal Government SUBJECT: New Federal Register Publishing Rates. GPO is adjusting the rate for publishing content in the daily Federal Register to be effective May 1, 2018. This rate change reflects technology efficiencies that GPO has introduced in their
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A Note From the Publishers – April 2018

Congratulations to the Child & Family Center on their 30th annual Taste of the Town event slated for Sunday, May 6. We are pleased to feature event chairs Ginger LeVang and Marcy James on our cover this month. The popular Diamond Drop, sponsored by Classic Designs Jewelry, is back again this
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Shop, learn about Pen Women at arts boutique

“Another member has just celebrated the publication of her 25th book, 'The Gift of Bread,' and will have samples available. Yet another member recently won a statewide prize for her children's book, 'Little Birdie Grows Up.' ” Additionally, a member will be available to show attendees how to format
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My Take: First look at Windows Server 2019

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My Take: First look at Windows Server 2019

I've been working with, writing about, and training people on the Windows Server platform almost since the beginning. And like other IT pros who work in a Windows-centric world, I've seen a lot of changes over the years. It's been more than 20 years since Windows NT Server 4.0 first hit the streets and I
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A Christian Publisher Was Running The Same Ad Fraud Scheme As Newsweek Media Group

The malicious code used by Newsweek Media Group websites as part of an ad fraud scheme has been found on sites owned by Christian Media Corporation, an online publisher that, just like NMG, has close ties to a controversial religious leader and the university he founded. The code was detected by
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Erika Jayne's New Book “Pretty Mess” Hits The New York Times Best Seller List

Congrats are in order: Erika Jayne's new book, “Pretty Mess,” just hit the New York Times Best Sellers list! Erika Jayne shared on social media, “My pretties, we did it!!! #PrettyMess made it to the NY Times Best Sellers! I couldn't have done it without each and every one of you If you haven't purchased
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Washington State's favorite jelly bean flavor isn't too far from the top

LOS ANGELES, California- Washington State's taste in jelly beans isn't too far from the top in a recent ranking. The Candy Store Dot Com web site looked for each state's best sellers. For Washington, the Juicy Pear flavor took top honors this year, coming in at #6 nationally. The #1 selling jelly bean flavor
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Thoughts From The Publisher's Desk – March 30, 2018

Regrouping and focusing on education while dropping plans near a school is the right direction for the organization looking to bring a recovery home to Berlin. Hope4Recovery deserves credit for understanding its proposal for a recovery home on William Street near the Berlin Intermediate School was
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Bizarre Bazaar for the Easter Long Weekend

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Bizarre Bazaar for the Easter Long Weekend

This long weekend pick up goods from local designers, artists and craftspeople across all mediums, from painting, sculpture, jewellery, fashion, toys, prints and zines. There will be The Rizzeria, a collective of self-publishing printmakers who create zines and prints using an old-school Risograph stencil
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New federal rules blamed in disappearance of Kindle erotica titles

I'm following up concerning some of your books missing their best sellers ranking. After hearing from our technical team we have confirmed that this is due to a recent update to the filter option for Erotica ebooks. All adult themed titles will be filtered from the main category sales rank as part of this update.
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You're Not Ready for GDPR. Is It Time to Panic?

The business and compliance challenges expected to be brought on when Europe's General Data Privacy Regulation comes into effect, in May, has had major publishers preparing for months—if not years. If your organization hasn't been, should potential fines of €20 million (or higher) for violations
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Longtime Portsmouth restaurant relocates to Kittery

Scientific, data-driven menu creation: The Logans say they kept the best-sellers from their Portsmouth menu (including the guava-braised short ribs, saddle bags wontons and lobster quesadillas), and added some new options, such as a Golden Beet poke bowl, Scottish salmon, and Nam Jim, a grilled,
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After Reading The Reviews, You'll Be Adding All 7 of These Palettes to Your Shopping Cart

The brand's new Blush Bar Cheek Palette ($58) makes traveling with these best sellers — plus one brand new blush shade — easier than ever. And yes, those are full-sized pans! Sephora Beauty Insider Community Reviews: “This blush is an amazing value and has a great color selection! The new
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Poetry reading at the next U-Club Meeting, April 6

The coordinator of creative writing at Illinois State University, Gudding is the author of several books and chapbooks. Some of his works include Literature for Nonhumans (2015), Rhode Island Notebook (2007), and A Defense of Poetry (Pitt, 2002), among others. His essays and poems have appeared in
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UNBC Announces Honourary Degrees

Lawrence Hill is a critically acclaimed author and screenwriter. He's written ten books and received numerous awards including The Commonwealth Writers' Prize and the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. Hill is a creative writing Professor at the University of Guelph. He co-wrote the adaptation of the
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Publisher – Trade (London)

Our client, a leading London based international book publisher has a unique career opportunity for a very experienced trade Publisher to look after their growing adult illustrated general trade mass market books division. This is a senior board level role which would suit an ambitious and highly
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Help stop tariffs on newsprint

The News Media Alliance, along with other members of the Stop Tariffs on Printers and Publishers (STOPP) Coalition, are fighting the unwarranted preliminary countervailing and antidumping duties imposed this year by the Department of Commerce on Canadian imports of uncoated groundwood paper
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Great Writing Publications Helps Authors and Publishers Reach a Global Audience

Jim Holmes, President of Great Writing, issues this invitation: “Whether you are a publisher or an aspiring author wanting someone who understands your work (or just to help you along in the process), we are prepared to walk along with you in your special journey and bring your message to market in its
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Celebrating Muslim Women

Najiyah taught secondary level English and history in the States for 12 years and university level English in Syria for two years. She was the editor of Discover: The Magazine for Curious Muslim Kids and she is now the Editorial Director of Daybreak Press, Rabata's non-profit publishing company.
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Philadelphia Media Network honors staffers

The first Lenfest Publisher's Club Employee Recognition Awards for staff at Philadelphia Media Network, publisher of the Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com, were presented Wednesday night at the Union League of Philadelphia. The awards are named after former owner and publisher H.F. “Gerry”
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Comedian Dennis Miller comes to Pantages Theater

Miller has also achieved success in the literary arena with four books, “I Rant Therefore I Am,” “The Rants,” “Ranting Again,” and “The Rant Zone” have all been New York Times best sellers. For two seasons, Miller called the plays alongside Al Michaels and NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts on
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Book about Burton's brewing heritage will be back on shelves next week

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Book about Burton's brewing heritage will be back on shelves next week

Brewing in Burton upon Trent by Swadlincote author Ian Webster proved to be so popular that all 300 copies of the book which were orginally printed sold out within a fortnight of going on sale – and now the publishers have ordered another print run. My Webster, who heads up a blood test lab at Burton
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Preuss publishes first book of poetry

She can't find that first poem, but there are multitudes of her work in her recently published book of verse, “Yesterday, Today & Forever.” For 12 years, she wrote between phone calls at work. Once Preuss began writing, she couldn't wait to have a few minutes to continue. She enjoyed the challenge of
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A History of Why Marvel Comics Didn't Publish the Fantastic Four for 3 Years

A History of Why Marvel Comics Didn't Publish the Fantastic Four for 3 Years. Posted by Rich Johnston March … Today, Marvel Comics announced that they would be publishing a new Fantastic Four monthly series beginning in August — the first of the sort in three years. Here's a history of how Bleeding
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Rooted in Science

From English and creative writing to chemistry and geography, courses across UC Santa Barbara found learning opportunities in “Lab Girl.” Faculty in a range of disciplines — even psychology, materials and linguistics — have incorporated the memoir of a female scientist into their curriculum this year.
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Synapse Storytelling Contest

Creative writing: Poetry or prose fiction. The winning submissions present the best expressions of poetic or fictionalized thoughts and/or emotions while displaying imagination and inventiveness. Word count 100 to 1,500 submitted in a Microsoft Word file. Personal essay: Non-fiction, opinion or anecdote.
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This map shows the most popular purchase in every US state

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This map shows the most popular purchase in every US state

If someone asked you to name the most popular purchases in the US, you'd probably correctly guess a few of them off the top of your head. But many of the best sellers would likely take you by surprise. This past holiday season, Earny analyzed over 100 million purchases made by its users between
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Ballpark bites: Our 18 picks for spots to eat and drink outside Petco Park

So this year, we're taking a look at what's new to eat inside Petco Park as well as some of the best grab-and-go and sit-down food spots in the vicinity of …. Top-sellers include the Chipotle Chicken Sandwich, Tyrone's Midwest Crispy Pork Tenderloin sandwich, Turkey Club and Jalapeño Patty Melt.
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Startup StreaMe Taps Hollywood Partners for Creator-Focused Content Platform

Slated to launch this fall, StreaMe hopes to have more than 300 publishers and content owners on the platform out of the gate. It's already gotten buy-in from a few Hollywood creatives who plan to use StreaMe to distribute content: filmmakers Jim and Brian Kehoe, who co-wrote comedy “Blockers,” and
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Tioga Publishing honors 13; Mansfield couple, food pantries recognized

Tioga Publishing Co. recognized several individuals and organizations for community service at the Landmarks Awards and magazine release reception on March 27. Recipients included (from left) Grant “Skip” Cavanaugh, Linda Stager, Jody Thomas, Harry “Chip” Harrison, Dr. Robert (absent) and
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Tioga Publishing honors 13

WELLSBORO – A Mansfield couple with a history of community service that continues to the present are this year's recipient of the top Tioga Publishing community service award. The Cornerstone Award went to Dr. Robert and Helen Swinsick of Mansfield at a reception on March 27. Their story and the
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Kudos Extends Integrations with Manuscript Submission Systems

Kudos, a platform for managing research dissemination, announced the expansion of its service enabling publishers to incorporate a Kudos field into their manuscript submission system. Integrations with Allen Press' AllenTrack and Peer Track, Aries' Editorial Manager, Clarivate Analytics' ScholarOne,
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How publishers are building revenues through innovation

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How publishers are building revenues through innovation

At last week's Digital Innovators' Summit in Berlin, magazine publishers from over 35 countries came together to consider new technologies, hear from international speakers and scrutinize new business models. Amid debates and discussions about the future, however, a new saviour of the sector
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Two months post-News Feed tweak: real news is not drowning, comments are growing, and videos …

NewsWhip also noted that 53 of the top 100 stories were from general news publishers. Compelling global events with a “very human element” still draw sizable engagement, such as the deaths of Stephen Hawking, Dolores O'Riordan, and Billy Graham. NewsWhip says Hawking's passing was the most
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Dessa sells out (Rochester)

I think I was draw to the creative writing as much to the ideas that prevail in that field. What can you tell us about your book “My Own Devices,” which is coming out this fall? Since I was a girl, I had dreams of existing in the literary world, and it has been a long and circuitous route. After a lot of years doing
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GrubStreet's plan for narrative arts center advances

The proposal includes a second branch of Harvard Book Store with a café/wine bar, creative-writing classrooms, a reading and writing lounge, and performance spaces for events. Besides GrubStreet the other finalists include Boston Center for the Arts, Cross Cultural Collective, and Medicine Wheel
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Carmel declares 'Christopher Tripp Zanetis Day'

Mayor James Brainard has declared today, March 29, 2018, as “Christopher Tripp Zanetis Day” in honor of the Carmel native and Carmel High School graduate who was tragically killed at the age of 37 in a military helicopter crash along the border of Iraq and Syria on March 15. Zanetis was serving on a
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Conservatives Are Whining That Facebook Is Being Mean to Their Shitty Media Sites

Adam Mosseri, the head of Facebook's News Feed, explained that this meant “we'll show less public content, including videos and other posts from publishers or businesses.” The message was clear: News organizations should expect fewer people to find their work through Facebook. The media
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New ethics textbooks should support lessons to deepen students' thinking

It is noticeable that the textbooks that passed the screening contain true stories about Olympic and Paralympic athletes and disaster victims who overcame adversity. Some textbooks also contain various opinions, themed on letters readers sent to newspapers. There are signs the publishers have used
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Rio Hosts International Book Fair in Centro's Casa França-Brasil

Apart from the book fair, the event will include debates on contemporary social issues and the editorial market, and also poetry and creative writing workshops. This afternoon, March 29th, at 3PM, there will be a debate on religious intolerance by authors Rosiane Rodrigues, Vilma Piedade, and Adailton
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Tribune Intern Dunn Selected for NABJ Short Course Program

NASHVILLE, TN — Tennessee Tribune Intern Leona Dunn won the best news writing award at the annual National Association of Black Journalists Short Course Program at North Carolina A&T from March 15 to 18. Dunn, a Tennessee State University senior, was one of 28 students selected from across
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Morning Mediawire: A glimpse at Facebook's distribution

Newswhip, a service that monitors social media for publishers and marketers, just released a report with data it has collected since Facebook changed its algorithm. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the platform would shift to favor content from friends and family over content from publishers, what he
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Poems While You Wait offers poems for $5, from a typewriter on any topic

Rooney teaches creative writing at DePaul University, and recently released her ninth book, the best-seller “Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk.” But Poems While You Wait has become, at the very least, a third job. They “poem” in hotel lobbies and museums and planetariums and farmers markets and theaters;
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$300000 Rockefeller Grant to bring writers from around the world to Maine Media Workshops …

Students at The Writers Harbor workshops will have the opportunity to learn from established writers serving as faculty and writers-in-residence. In addition to Blanco, nonfiction writer Richard Goodman author of The Soul of Creative Writing, and writer Natalie Goldberg (coming in 2019), author of Writing
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Humanoids Launches the “Life Drawn” Imprint for “Life on Earth” Graphic Novels

“Since its inception in the '70s, Humanoids has published some of the greatest science fiction and fantasy tales ever told—including international best sellers such as The Incal and The Metabarons,” said Humanoids CEO and Publisher, Fabrice Giger. “After so many years of exploring imaginary
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A tale of 2 books about the VP's bunny: one from John Oliver, the other Pence's family

Each jumped right into the single digits of the Amazon Best-Sellers list after they were published last week. The Pence version rose to No. 4 while the parody sits at the No. 1 spot, topping Former FBI director James Comey's new memoir. Celebrity status is the easiest path to publishing a children's book,
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Price agreements for textbooks reached with four major publishers

OhioLINK negotiated and secured statewide wholesale price agreements with major textbook publishers to benefit its member institutions. These agreements will reduce the wholesale price of e-textbooks to participating colleges and retailers by up to 80 percent and courseware by up to 55 percent, with
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MCHS benefits from Young Writers Conference

On March 21 students from Mariposa County High School traveled to the Fresno Young Writers Conference where they attended creative writing workshops and heard from a guest speaker, the renowned poet Mai Der Vang. Students shown in the photo below, in the back row, from left, are Kae Kimbro,
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United States: TTAB Affirms Rejection Of Applicant's Own Magazine As Specimen For Publishing …

The Board affirmed a refusal to register the mark BEARPLAY for “magazine publishing; publication of entertainment magazines for gay men” on the ground that the specimens of use submitted by applicant failed to show use of the mark with the recited services. In re Bear Omnimedia LLC, Serial No.
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Swimming Tapes sign publishing deal with Sub Pop

… publishing deal with Sub Pop. Words: Stephen Byrne. Article Published: March 29, 2018. HomeNewsSwimming Tapes… London based, mostly Northern Irish dream pop quintet Swimming Tapes have signed a publishing deal with legendary American label Sub Pop (Soundgarden, Father John Misty,
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SF Film Festival: Don't miss these 10 films

“The Workshop”: What begins as a Patricia Highsmith noir wannabe – a crime-writing course for waywarward youths that turns more dangerously intense – morphs into an intellectual headtrip about what constitutes “art,” the inherent responsibilities of the artist and what writing has to say about our
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GDC Wrap-up Part 1: Notes on Indie Publishing (Spring 2018)

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GDC Wrap-up Part 1: Notes on Indie Publishing (Spring 2018)

So if you are selling your game through a publisher on Steam for $19.99, you will earn about $9.80 per copy sold, or 49% of whatever your list price is basically. That's a big slice of the pie, but even if you were self-publishing you would barely even be getting $14 from every major digital storefront, and
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Steve Lewis is letting his new stories tell themselves

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Steve Lewis is letting his new stories tell themselves

The times were serious, and Lewis found himself drawn to the underground literary scene – particularly after he and Patty moved to Milwaukee in pursuit of a postgraduate degree in Creative Writing. It was there that he met his best friend and mentor, a man named Jim Hazard. “That's when writing
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Local Artisan Publisher to Release Second Book

“I think it's an exciting time to be publishing books as a small, artisan publisher. The industry landscape is changing and readers are open to taking a chance on books that come from someone other than the Big Five,” shares Amanda. “We've received some great support from local bookstores like
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the rambling boy

Today's column is a shameless self-promotion for my new book, Marfa for the Perplexed, which will be published on March 30 by the Marfa Book Company and launched that evening at 6:00 P.M. with a reading and signing party at the Crowley Theater. Marfa for the Perplexed is a home-grown
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I paid someone online to write my essay for me, but would it fool my lecturer?

I, an idiot, decided to try this out. After a quick Google I found a company called Essay Writing Lab. Their website reads: “Being a student isn't just about passing your course, although that, naturally, is your main objective. Being a student is also about preparation for your future career and future life.
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Shanmugam, historian Thum Ping Tjin spar over communist activities in 1950s-1960s

Shanmugam zeroed in on this point, and spent most of the session questioning Thum's research into events of that era. Thum is a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford who has been writing and publishing on Singapore history since 2006. He is known for his interpretation of key historic events in
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AI Plagiarism detection co Copyleaks raises $1.1m

Founded in 2015 by Alon Yamin and Yehonatan Bitton, both former programmers in the Israeli Defense Forces in the 8200 intelligence unit, Copyleaks has created a solution for educational institutions, learning and content management systems, publishers, SEO agencies and other platforms to identify
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StreaMe Introduces New Digital Ecosystem to Level the Playing Field in Hollywood, Giving …

LOS ANGELES–(Business Wire)–StreaMe, the first complete, self-managed streaming content ecosystem, today announces it is inviting publishers, aggregators, content owners, rights holders, and creatives who will be amongst the first 300+ to be part of its Fall 2018 reveal, alongside elite Hollywood
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Miranda's Station Review returns to campus

Miranda's Station Review (MSR), a student creative writing magazine, returns to the University of Arizona campus seeking members to help produce, learn and get involved with an opportunity to showcase student writing. MSR originally existed as a student-run “'zine” from 1991 to 1993. The group
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Cincinnati Poet Wins Walt Whitman Award

A Cincinnati writer is the winner of the 2018 Walt Whitman Award from the Academy of American Poets. Emily Skaja's book of poems, Brute, is the … Skaja is a Ph.D. student and graduate assistant at the University of Cincinnati's creative writing program. She's an associate editor with the Southern
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OPINION: The first naturalized Filipino-American

I came upon this information from an American book about the Philippines. It turns out to be the very first book about the Philippines written in English by a Filipino. “The Philippine Islands,” copywritten in 1898 and published by the “Continental Publishing Company, 25 Park Place, New York” in 1899.
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Georgian literature showcased at fresh London Book Fair booth

Book enthusiasts in London can get an impression of some of the latest Georgian literature at next month's London Book Fair at an updated booth hosting two exhibitors. The Georgian Publishers and Booksellers Association (GPBA) and Sulakauri Publishing will host visitors for their selection of books at
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International Children's Book Day 2018: All you need to know

The organization's roots date back to 1952 when German author Jella Lepman organized a summit in Munich, Germany called International Understanding through Children's Books, which brought together a number of prominent authors, educators and book publishers. The meeting served as the
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A New Book, "What's a Guy to Do? Ground Rules for Working with Women" Will Be Published This …

In 2014, she published her second book: You Not I: Exceptional Presence through the Eyes of Others. Jennifer offers professional development training programs through her company The Discreet GuideTM on interpersonal, communication, performance, presentation and language skills. She writes
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Author Novalie Byrne's new book "Rudolph's Search for Home" is a story of courage, faith, and love …

Author Novalie Byrne's new book “Rudolph's Search for Home” is a story of courage, faith, and love as two orphans flee their bleak situation in search of a better life. Recent release “Rudolph's Search for Home” from Page Publishing author Novalie Byrne is the poignant children's tale illustrating that
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Clinton, Patterson to Launch Book Tour at BookCon

President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson will launch their book tour for their upcoming book, The President is Missing, at BookCon 2018. Clinton and Patterson will be on site for a book signing, as well as a panel on the main stage on Sunday, June 3. BookCon will be the co-authors' first
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A Romany Road Original: Wheeler Pharmacy at 60 years

Stuart Wheeler, who has managed Wheeler's Pharmacy for some 28 years, chats with customer Mike Warner, who said he'd been coming to Wheeler's since 1963, when he first discovered the milkshakes. / Photo by Reggie Beehner. William “Buddy” Wheeler opened Wheeler Pharmacy in Lexington's
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The history and legacy of Cache Valley's open mic creative writing event, Helicon West

The event is held every second and fourth Thursday of the month at 7 p.m.. It is held in room 255 at the Logan Library on Main Street. The inaugural Helicon West event took place fall, 2005. Michael Sowder is one of the co-founders. “It's a bi-weekly community reading venue for creative writing,” Sowder
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How Andra 'AJ' Johnson Will Bolster Black Ownership of DC Bars and Restaurants

She says her conclusions are based on a deeper understanding of the discrepancies she found while researching what she calls the “wealth gap.” She hopes to shop around the book highlighting black service industry professionals to publishers over the summer in order to get the finished product to
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Teacher assigns students to write gun control letters to Congress. Parents aren't happy.

Teacher assigns students to write gun control letters to Congress. Parents aren't happy A Georgia middle school teacher assigned his students to write anti-gun letters to Congress. But one parent pushed back and told the teacher “that my son would not be writing that.” (Spencer Platt/Getty Images).
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