Day: March 30, 2018

Best-selling author Anita Shreve of Newfields dies

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Best-selling author Anita Shreve of Newfields dies

Shreve released her 18th novel, “The Stars Are Fire,” a year ago, and was scheduled to begin an extensive book tour, including a sold-out appearance at The Music Hall in Portsmouth. But just two days before the book's publication last April, she canceled all her appearances to undergo chemotherapy.
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Canongate Ups Its US Presence

As for Canongate, it will release 19 titles in the U.S. this year, choosing on a “book by book basis which titles we want to publish here,” Byng said. Among the titles he is most excited about is The Way of the Flesh by Ambrose Parry (the pseudonym of a husband-and-wife team), which Canongate acquired
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Publishers Confront Slow Growth

Though revenue at Lagardère Publishing rose only 1.1% in 2017, sales at its U.S. subsidiary, Hachette Book Group, rose 2.7% over 2016, to about $761 million. The HBG sales increase was attributed in part to contributions from Perseus (whose You Are a Badass sold more than 648,000 print copies)
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This week at Morse Institute Library

A signed waiver is required to participate. CREATIVE WRITING: 6:30 to 8 p.m. April 5. The class is designed to be creative, fun, and helpful. Discover what you are really interested in writing about and then practice the skills needed to create your own form of writing. Use a library laptop or bring your own.
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Community Foundation: Society for Extraordinary Women trains Riverside girls to be leaders

It is designed to build self-esteem, team building, presentation skills, critical thinking and creative writing. Programming includes a cutting-edge STEM program with a focus on GIS technology through partnerships with Mapping Black California and the Redlands-based Esri. Girls learn mapping and
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DKC Knives Releases New Model: The Handcrafted Damascus Steel "CHEIF" Foldable Pocket Knife

DKC Knives is proud to announce the new “CHEIF” as one of the best sellers. DKC Knives is based in Castro Valley California. The company website is http://www.dkcknives.com. DKC Knives can be follow on Facebook as well as Instagram. Interested parties can sign up for the company newsletter at
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Unclear if losing net neutrality will affect academic research access, CU Boulder officials say

Economic open access models such as the university's gained popularity in large part due to the excessive cost of subscriptions for academic journals, Cantrell said. “It's caused libraries to cancel subscriptions, to negotiate for research that the faculty needs,” she said. Publishers would likely be made to
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School Ties: Poetry 2018

For instance, the new Anisfield-Wolf Fellowship in Publishing and Writing, a partnership between the center and the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, is designed to support emerging writers from nonacademic backgrounds. As part of the two-year position, the fellowship recipient will facilitate an outreach
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Book Deals: Week of April 2, 2018

The thriller, which has become a runaway bestseller in the U.K. after being published there by Joffe Books in June 2017, was recently optioned by 20th Century Fox. (According to Morrow, the novel, which is set for an early 2019 release in the States, has sold more than 100,000 copies in Great Britain to
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Starting a magazine

A few years later, while working full-time elsewhere, not in publishing, I spent my evenings making and self-publishing a cookbook of family recipes. At 26, spending my savings to print a cookbook of baked country recipes infused me with a nervousness I hadn't felt before: it was a sense of risk and it
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BWW Blog: What Do You Do with a BA in English?

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BWW Blog: What Do You Do with a BA in English?

As an English major I learned about the craft of writing which provided a foundation for my playwriting. I spent four years in my undergrad analyzing the great American and British poets and prose writers. I got a B.A. in English Literature instead of Creative Writing, and at first after I graduated I was mad at
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On the air for half a century

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On the air for half a century

“She gave me an 'A' on the short story, and she wrote on there, 'Someday I'm going to be reading your best-sellers,' and I started to think about, well, if I've got some kind of skill for writing, maybe a career where I could put that to good use would be an alternative to the idea of going to medical school for
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Valencia Road Emergency Repair Project

Valencia Road Times Publishing Group Inc tpgonlinedaily.com John Presleigh, Director of Public Works, County of Santa Cruz, has announced that Valencia Road at Siesta Drive and Aptos School Road will be subject to traffic delays with potential lane closures between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30
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Rebecca Morean's Newest Detective Series

SC: Why self-publish? What have been the payoffs of doing so? RM: I enjoy the control and the process. I also like that I can advertise, promote, offer specials, write free short stories, etc. without a publisher telling me what I can and cannot do. That's the big payoff. The hurdles are making sure you do it
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Citing transparency worries, ND newspaper group head decries bill draft

The bill, which will be discussed at Monday's meeting of the interim Judiciary Committee at the state Capitol, would allow county governments to publish “a full and complete report of its official proceedings” and election returns on its website or official newspaper. State law currently requires that
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Gary Frank Updates Fans on 'Batman: Earth One' Schedule

Elements of the series, such as Alfred being a badass former soldier who helped train Bruce physically, have appeared in other media (especially on Gotham), and each of the first two volumes have been best-sellers. Batman's costume design in Doomsday Clock, which takes place a year in the DC
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Hartwick to present fiction writers

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Hartwick to present fiction writers

Hauser teaches creative writing and literature at Colgate University. She is the author of the novel “The From-Aways” and her fiction has appeared in Tin House, Narrative Magazine, TriQuarterly, Esquire, Third Coast, SLICE, Hobart, The Minnesota Review, and The Kenyon Review, the release said.
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Best-Selling Books Week Ended March 25

NPD BookScan gathers point-of-sale book data from more than 16,000 locations across the U.S., representing about 85% of the nation's book sales. Print-book data providers include all major booksellers (now inclusive of Walmart) and web retailers, and food stores. E-book data providers include all
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Writer to students: becoming an author can take years of work

Minnesota author John Coy visited seven local elementary schools this past week, including Roosevelt Elementary School Friday morning. During his visit, he read students some of his books and explained the long process of writing and publishing books. (Misty Schwab/Faribault Daily News).
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Sweden could pressure China to release the author and publisher Gui Minhai… if it wished

Gui Minhai, the author and publisher of a series of books seen as undermining China's Communist Party, was kidnapped in Thailand in 2015. Since then, his fate and his legal situation have remained murky. The Swedish government decided to follow Chinese requests not to share any information
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From Where I Sit: Why I chose ESOL

I was born and raised in the U.S. and I have always been a student in its public education system. When I was choosing classes, I heard about ESOL, which promised to better my writing skills. However, I heard about the stigma surrounding ESOL courses: that it was a course for people who cannot
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Meet the Boss – Exclusive Interview with AdSigma CEO Suumit Shah

In the advertising world, the additional attraction is that it allows publishers to create more effective and personalized advertising if not a better user journey and experience. AdSigma is an early mover in this space. The platform allows advertisers and publishers to connect directly (no more middleman),
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Marvel announces a Marvel Knights 20th Anniversary Trade Program – here's why that's a big deal

The line was edited by Jimmy Palmiotti and Joe Quesada – the two had already been running their own publishing company, Event Comics – and Marvel Knight introduced key creators to the Marvel U – Bendis! Ennis! – and paved the way for some of the core concepts that are still being mined.
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RHOBH's Teddi Mellencamp Throws Epic Shade at Erika Jayne! Plus Erika's Book Makes the NYT …

Today, she finally has a reason to celebrate as her new book 'Pretty Mess ' made the New York Times Best Seller list. Erika took to her Instagram page to share the exciting news. She wrote, “My pretties, we did it!!! #PrettyMess made it to the NY Times Best Sellers! I couldn't have done it without each and
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“This bill isn't about pay raises at all. It's about respect,” Teachers prepare for statewide walkout

“The part of the funding that hurts the high school the most is that we are not able to offer electives for these kids that they deserve. For example, we don't have a speech and debate class, drama, creative writing,” explained Nowak. When asked whether the teachers will participate in the walkout beyond
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Instructional Designer, Custom Learning Solutions

LRN is seeking an Instructional Designer for our growing Content Creation and Development Team to help us produce engaging, informative, and effective Ethics & Compliance (E&C) learning materials for training courses, workshop assets, and content that support our partners' workforce education
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Acquisitions Editor, Econometrics and Finance – (REQ23147)

Springer Nature is one of the world's leading global research, educational and professional publishers. It is home to an array of respected and trusted brands and imprints, with more than 170 years of combined history behind them, providing quality content through a range of innovative products and
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With Trump's Help, Egypt Holds a Farcical Election

From modern downtown bookstores to dusty street-corner bookstands where venders peddle Xeroxed copies of international best-sellers, one new … of repression who has embraced Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi as he carries out the most repressive crackdown in the country in decades.
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Robotics Market In Paper, Printing, And Publishing Industry Market: An Insight into Sales; Volumes …

Robotics Market In Paper, Printing, And Publishing Industry Market research is provided on all the vital factors such as consumer needs and trends those will create significant impact on the present and future market situations. Robotics Market In Paper, Printing, And Publishing Industry Market report will
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Third Editions Taro Yoko NieR Book Unlocked In Kickstarter Campaign With Just Under a Week to …

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After the Third Editions Kickstarter campaign reached its initial goal, the publisher announced a NieR book as a stretch goal. Reaching that threshold would add a fourth book to the project, titled The Work of Taro Yoko: From Drakengard to NieR: Automata. With just under a week to go until the
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Publicity Manager

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Publicity Manager

Our General Books Group publicity department is currently seeking a Publicity Manager to create campaigns for a wide variety of titles within the William Morrow and Dey Street Books imprints. Responsibilities: – Works independently publicizing books and authors for fiction and nonfiction. – Schedules
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Immigrant Rights Group Opposes Publishing Inmate Release Dates, Personal Information

An immigrant rights group has spoken out against the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office's practice of publishing release dates and personal information of jail inmates on its website. “We unequivocally condemn Sheriff Livingston's harmful practice of making public personal information of people in the
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China's largest news aggregator shamed by state media for misleading medical ads

Chinese state media has named and shamed Jinri Toutiao, the country's most popular news app, for publishing online medical advertisements seen as misleading and harmful to the public, which nearly echoes the criticism levelled against internet search giant Baidu in the aftermath of a university
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Versatility leads to Carmel's Dilk earning state's top basketball honor

Carmel High School girls basketball coach Tod Windlan understood what a special talent he had in Amy Dilk. Dilk. “She's the best pure point guard I've coached or seen at the high school level,” Windlan said. “She can really control a game and take over a game with so many facets of her game without
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Mashpee Senior Center – March 30, 2018

Reservations are requested for most programs offered at Mashpee Senior Center. Unless indicated otherwise at the end of each description, they can be made by stopping by the front desk at the center or calling 508-539-1440. For more information, contact Susanne Murphy, activity coordinator,
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SENIOR ART SHOW SET FOR UCA'S BAUM GALLERY

For more information, contact Young at 501-450-5793 or Bkyoung@uca.edu. The UCA College of Fine Arts and Communication includes the Departments of Art, Music, and Film, Theatre and Creative Writing, as well as the School of Communication. The College's primary mission is the preparation of
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Kia Offers Up New, Upgraded Cars, CUV in NYC

The Optima is Kia's best-selling midsize sedan and gets a refresh for the 2019 model year. Midsize vehicles are still big sellers in the U.S., right behind trucks and utility vehicles, so getting an updated Optima into the market is important. “The Optima continues to be one of our best-sellers for good reason
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From the Publisher's Desk – Spring brings with it promise of rebirth

All around us, despite our surprising March snowfall, we can still see the beginning of a new season — one already filled with the hints of vibrant forsythia, colorful red buds and sunny daffodils. The sun feels warmer. Our days seem more hopeful. Our loads feel a little lighter. And this Sunday, in a
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10th annual Little Grassy Literary Festival to be held at SIUC

On Friday, April 12, poet Erin Elizabeth Smith and fiction writer Aimee Hyndman will share the stage at 10 a.m. Smith is a teacher and writer-in-residence at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville and is also the creative director at Sundress Academy for the Arts. Hyndman, a high fantasy author, will be
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Arthritis robbed 'Sonata' author of joy playing the piano, but writing brought it back

Last month, she took her stories as a writer and pianist to the stage when she took part in two talks at the Tucson Festival of Books. She was part of a panel of memoir authors, and also spoke in a presentation alongside University of Arizona Arthritis Center Director Dr. C. Kent Kwoh about her book.
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UCL Qatar gifts books on Sudan archaeological project

Called Sudan's Ancient History: Hwida and Maawia Investigate Meroe's Iron, the book follows two young characters as they uncover how ancient people produced iron. One hundred copies of the book will be placed in the Doha libraries for children and families from across Qatar to enjoy and learn
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Concord Music Shifts European Licensing From PRS To ICE

News of the new licensing deal comes less than a year after US-based Concord moved into European markets with the purchase of European indie publisher Imagem Music Group. IMPEL, which is currently a component of the MPA Group Of Companies, is currently undergoing restructuring under the
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Friday's Briefing: Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office Publishing Inmate Release Dates; Oakland …

Embattled Oakland Fire Marshal Miguel Trujillo has resigned, shaking up the inspections department that has come under criticism after a series of deadly fires in the city and concerns over the lack of inspections of dangerous building conditions, reports the East Bay Times. An Oakland police officer is
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The Bookshelf: Liz Ahl on Life as New Hampshire 'Insider'

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I used to use that in creative writing, and we used to get to this moment when he has hauled out his type writer and put it on the top of the washing machine in his trailer after working his second of three jobs that day, and he's just hiding out in the laundry room on zero sleep, and he's showing up that day
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WKU English Department Awards Three Winners for Essay Contest

During the reception, Department Head Dr. Rob Hale encouraged students to consider an English major and minor and explained the many benefits: “WKU has terrific programs in literature, creative writing, professional writing, English for Secondary teachers, and teaching English as a Second
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Story of Dominique and John de Menil is focus of book 16 years in the works

Middleton had never written a book, but when he learned that the New York publishing house Alfred A. Knopf wanted a biography of the couple, … Although aspects of the de Menils' history have been told for decades, Middleton aimed to bring all the disparate elements of their lives and work into focus,
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Five Idaho State University faculty honored as 2018 outstanding master teachers

Prior to teaching English full-time at ISU, Michael taught classes as a graduate teaching assistant in Alaska from 2003-2005. He taught freshman composition and a course in writing for the social and natural sciences. As a doctoral fellow at Idaho State University in 2006 and 2007, he continued his
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Carmel school board approves boundaries for employees in romantic relationships

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Carmel school board approves boundaries for employees in romantic relationships

Carmel Clay Schools unanimously adopted a new policy March 26 that outlines boundaries for employees in “personal relationships,” which include those of a romantic or intimate nature. The board adopted the policy approximately two months after former Supt. Nicholas Wahl and Human Resources
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Pulse Music Turns 10: Indie Publisher Talks Label Plans, Going Global & Why They're Not for Sale

On the wall of Pulse Music Group's second-floor conference room within its offices in Los Angeles' Silver Lake neighborhood hangs a plaque certifying sales of 100 million units from 50 songs co-written by the publishing, management and music services company's stable of 100 clients. “We hit that
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Carmel school board considers school calendars

The Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees met March 26 to discuss school calendars, Carmel Education Foundation grants and award construction bids. What happened: The school board reviewed proposed calendars for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 school years. What it means: After receiving
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Crust pizzeria to reopen April 2 as Fat Dan's Deli

Crust Pizzeria Napoletana at 840 W. Main St. in Carmel has closed but will soon re-open as a Fat Dan's Deli, specializing in Chicago-style food. Fat Dan's Deli owner Dan Jarman, who owns two other Fat Dan's in Indianapolis, said he bought Crust with the intention of turning it into a third Fat Dan's.
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New England Writers' Centre to hold "Picture This" workshop

The workshop, Ms Worthington said, will give participants a step-by-step guide on the process of how a picture book is created. A successful author, illustrator, and publishing team will teach them about best practice when it comes to what publishers are looking for, how an illustrator can really enhance
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Is Spring Really the 'Magic Window' for Home Sellers?

Anyone looking to close a home sale faster and more favorably is entering the right time of the year to do it. According to a new report by Zillow, the first half of May specifically is the best time to list a home for sale in order to maximize sale price and minimize time on the market. The report finds that in at
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The Intellectual Properties of Learning by John Willinsky — inventing copyright

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The Intellectual Properties of Learning by John Willinsky — inventing copyright

In The Intellectual Properties of Learning, John Willinsky goes in search of the origins of these ideas. A professor of education at Stanford University, Willinsky is also a leading figure in the Open Access movement, which promotes the publishing of research papers in forms that are freely available to the
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Montclair History & Heritage: Lucy Stone, suffragette heroine

He continued publishing The Women's Journal after Lucy died in 1893. Stone and Blackwell only lived in the house for three years. They leased it out while they moved around the country, finally settling in Massachusetts. The house and lot remained in their possession until Blackwell's death in 1908.
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'They were the first family of Houston art'

Middleton had never written a book, but when he learned that the New York publishing house Alfred A. Knopf wanted a biography of the couple, he wrote … He signed off on his final proofs with Texas A&M Press a few weeks ago, capping a five-year effort to give the city its first history of contemporary art.
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FHS Graduate Publishes YA Novel

“I have always loved to read and write,” Mr. Howarth said. “In middle school I wrote a lot of horror stories, which is one of my favorite genres. I also watch a lot of movies. I took some creative writing classes in college, but it wasn't until I attended UAA that I began to focus more on creative writing and to
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As Seen on GMAZ: Friday, March 30

The local apparel company that has been one of the biggest advocates for this campaign through their Fiesta Bowl Charities Wishes for Teachers T-shirt design. Due to the recent protests, the T-shirt has become one of the company's TOP SELLERS – selling over 300 shirts in the past week alone.
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UCA COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC SETS ANNUAL DRIGGERS PIANO FESTIVAL

… Departments of Art, Music, and Film, Theatre and Creative Writing as well as the School of Communication. The college's primary mission is the preparation of the next generation of artists, educators and communicators. For more information about CFAC, visit www.uca.edu/cfac or call 501-450-3293.
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Start at the Beginning: A Content Marketer's Guide to Crafting Great Introductions

As a creative nonfiction writer, I find myself using this technique quite often. (Does this make me a narcissist? I prefer the term storyteller.) However, that doesn't necessarily mean it doesn't have its downsides. For example, you run the risk of alienating readers who simply do not care about your personal
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Local author, poet to speak at library

Guth studied creative writing with poets Christopher Buckley and Andrew Hudgins, and holds a Ph.D. in Creative Writing from the University of Cincinnati. Guth is the author of two mixed-genre books: “Home Truths,” which is being reissued in a revised and expanded edition, and “Body and Soul,”
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BIGNY Panel Weighs Impact of Inkjet on Book Production

There's no publishing books without manufacturing books, and there's no assessing the state of either activity without understanding how the printing technologies that underlie them have changed. That kind of insight can come only from a printer, and on March 20, the Book Industry Guild of New York
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Lynne Cheney shares her insights into James Madison

Dr. Lynne V. Cheney, United States Second Lady from 2001 to 2009, is author of 12 books on American history, five of them best-sellers for children. She was chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities from 1986 to 1993 and a host of the former TV show “Crossfire.” Dr. Cheney is an alumna of
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Publishing house booked for violation of copyright Act

Publishing house booked for violation of copyright Act … acting commissioner of police Milind Bharambe said, “The preliminary findings suggest that the study material meant for competitive exam has been produced without consent and knowledge of the author and publisher of the original content.”.
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Student Wins Mini-Grant to Support Bloom Community School

As a student in the course “Grant Writing,” Blumberg and each of her classmates completed a “mini-grant” application on behalf of a community partner. Thirteen students applied for the $500 grant funded by IWU's Action Research Center and presented to a panel of judges, who ultimately chose to fund
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Mark Sarvas' new 'Memento Park,' about looted art, was 'the book I was waiting to write'

The experience of writing a first novel, in which “he came to realize firsthand how much a person pours into that,” softened Sarvas' tongue. Furthermore, he became a father, and between raising a child and teaching creative writing at UCLA Extension, he's moved away from criticism to mentorship.
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Looking Back

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Looking Back

But the key is having a universal theme that people can relate to.” Generally, period drama is more expensive than contemporary TV fiction. For the BBC's Wolf Hall, based on Hilary Mantel's best sellers depicting the rise of Tudor courtier Thomas Cromwell, a cool £20,000 ($28,000) was blown on paying
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WCU's Spring Literary Festival returns

Her novel Going to Water received the Morning Star Award for Creative Writing and was a finalist for the PEN/Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged Fiction. Lorraine Lopez, another PEN finalist (her collection Homicide Survivors Picnic and Other Stories was in contention for the PEN/Faulkner Prize), will
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These books will help you do better at work, a top Robins commander says

The books are themed at professional development, and they are generally best-sellers aimed at a general audience, not just the military or even just leaders, although Drew calls it a leadership book club. The first book was “Daring Greatly” by Brene' Brown. February's book was “Difficult Conversations”
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This Vibrator Gives Me Blended Orgasms In Under 5 Minutes

A quick cruise through Amazon's best sellers suggests bedside drawers across the country are heavily stocked with rabbit styles. But that said, not all rabbit-style vibrators are created equal, and many are disappointing. My first vibrator, for example, was an uninspiring rabbit-style vibe, with a hard shaft
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Author Dilene A. Smith's New Book “What's for Dinner?” Is a Lighthearted Tale Illustrating the …

Recent release “What's for Dinner” from Page Publishing author Dilene A. Smith is an engaging children's book highlighting the frustrations parents and other caregivers often experience during mealtimes. Two difficult-to-please boys strain their parents' patience when they reject meal after meal, forcing
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Alltech Conference Adds Kentucky Ticket Option for Local Attendees

Alltech's annual global conference will offer a new ticket option this year for Bluegrass locals looking to attend the event. ONE: The Alltech Ideas Conference, which will be held in Lexington on May 20-22, is organized to bring together business leaders, entrepreneurs and marketers in a global exchange
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NY Times Bans 'Killing the Deep State' From Bestseller List

Jerome Corsi's red-hot new book “Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump” is a runaway bestseller – but you'd never know that from reading The New York Times. “Killing the Deep State” debuted last week at No. 10 on the non-fiction hardcover list compiled by Nielsen BookScan, the
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Ada Limón leads campus community poetry workshop

Limón read a collection of her poems during a poetry reading sponsored by the Sherwood Anderson Endowment and the Department of English and Creative Writing. Held on March 21 in the Hege Library Art Gallery, the reading was free and open to the public. Attendees were able to buy their own
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Word Balloons: Publisher's 2018 lineup includes Goblin King, RoboCop

Whether you'd like to read a comic about competitive dodge ball, adapting to college life or a half-man, half-machine police officer, then BOOM! Studios makes a comic book for you. “We believe comics are for anyone, so we make them for everyone,” said Filip Sablik, president of publishing and
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Robin Caudell was born and raised on Maryland's Eastern Shore. She holds a BS in Journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park and a MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College. She has worked at the Press-Republican since 1990. Follow Robin Caudell. Close
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How The MCU Can Make The Fantastic Four Modern

They don't have a history of blockbuster success, and their comics haven't been best-sellers for over a decade. That's why Marvel canceled the ongoing Fantastic Four series back in 2015 in the first place. Part of the problem seems to be that the FF just haven't aged well; they were created back in 1961,
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San Antonio Book Festival offers plenty for book lovers

Trinity University professor of creative writing Kelly Grey Carlisle is one of the featured authors. Her memoir, “We Are All Shipwrecks,” about the unsolved murder of her mother and her unusual childhood growing up on a boat in the Los Angeles Harbor, will be the subject of a discussion titled A Mother's
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Author Hope Jahren to Discuss UCSB Reads Selection 'Lab Girl'

From English and creative writing to chemistry and geography, courses across UCSB found learning opportunities in Lab Girl. … Now those scholars, their students and the general public will hear from the author when paleobiologist and writer Hope Jahren visits campus as part of UCSB Reads, which
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Kleinberg Lectures in France, Elected to Historiography Commission

Kleinberg's lecture focused on the theme of his latest book, Haunting History: for a deconstructive approach to the past (Stanford U Press) which advocates for a deconstructive approach to the practice of history at a moment when available forms for writing and publishing about the past are undergoing a
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Community Bulletin Board

Writers: The South Shore Writers Club will hold an event in honor of the club's 25th anniversary for writers interested in self-publishing, to be held at the Abington Library, at 600 Gliniewicz Way, on Wednesday, April 4, from 6 to 8:15 p.m. Lisa Akoury-Ross, founder and owner of SDP Publishing Solutions,
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