Month: April 2018

Zine scene: Celebrate DIY culture (and get a little punk rock about it) at Expozine 2.0 on May 12

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Zine scene: Celebrate DIY culture (and get a little punk rock about it) at Expozine 2.0 on May 12

This is good news for local zine makers and fans. Zines are small, self-published books or booklets of printed words and/or illustrations that cover themes from poetry to recipes to comics. They're defined by their DIY and independent nature. Zines are often political, many celebrate and promote feminist
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Techland Publishing Acquires Rights to Call of Juarez

“As Techland Publishing moves forward as a leading publisher, we are delighted to welcome Call of Juarez: Gunslinger to our publishing division…We would like to thank Ubisoft for its incredible work publishing the Call of Juarez games. We'll continue the great efforts of Ubisoft and support the fans of
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Google Is Changing Relationship With News Industry As European Rules Approach

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Google Is Changing Relationship With News Industry As European Rules Approach

Four of the most prominent trade associations representing the news industry argue in a letter sent Monday to Google that the tech giant is screwing them over all under the guise of forced compliance. Google has recently been announcing changes to the way publishers can use its products and features
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That one time Felix Guattari tried to sell a script in Hollywood

In the last years of his life, Guattari fell into a profound depression, thinking of his creative projects as a failure. Despite changing the shape of philosophy through his work with Deleuze, he had never become the creative writer that he longed to be. On August 28th, 1992, he died of a heart attack in his
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Kennebunkport Festival canceled after allegations against sponsor's owner and former publisher

Maine Magazine announced Monday that is canceling this year's Kennebunkport Festival after chefs and sponsors had begun pulling support following allegations of sexual harassment against the magazine's owner and former publisher. “We are canceling this year's Kennebunkport Festival. We are
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The National Media Awards Foundation announces Joyce Byrne is recipient of the 2018 …

TORONTO, April 30, 2018 /CNW/ – The National Media Awards Foundation (NMAF) is proud to present the 2018 Foundation Award for Outstanding Achievement to Joyce Byrne, publisher of Avenue Calgary at RedPoint Media & Marketing Solutions. If you are passionate about Canadian publishing, you
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IDW Publishing Names John Barber New Editor in Chief (Exclusive)

Weeks after Chris Ryall stepped down from the position, Heat Vision has learned that John Barber has been named editor in chief of San Diego-based comic company IDW Publishing. His appointment coincides with the news that Anita Frazier has joined the publisher as senior vice president of sales
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Cambridge University lays bare the secrets of its library tower

The truth, revealed in the exhibition Tall Tales, is that as a copyright library Cambridge receives a copy of every book published in the UK. The tower was used by librarians to store “secondary material”, including Victorian and Edwardian children's books, comics, dress patterns, cookery books, paper
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“An Anthology Held Together by Earnestness”: A Conversation with Leslie Jamison

As a patchwork of memoir, reportage, literary criticism, and cultural analysis, The Recovering also draws attention to how Jamison's training as a creative writer, literary scholar, and AA member informs her story in ways that productively challenge how stories are differently constructed, interpreted, and
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Jesse Adcock signing off: Okay, Goodbye

I'm sure there are many writers in college that don't engage with their student paper. … If I would say anything, it's this: bet on a predictable course. … you may find that slow burns are the best, that setting yourself on a predictable course outside of academia can build you up in a fashion most wholesome.
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Dalai Lama Plans Fewer Travels, Not Fewer Books

The first association many American readers have to books on Buddhism is his face or name on a book jacket, released by more than 20 different publishers and imprints. The Book of Joy, coauthored with Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Penguin Random House, 2016) was a New York Times bestseller.
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Music Modernization Act will alter how old recordings are reimbursed by Apple Music and Spotify

“Today's vote sends a strong message that streaming services and songwriters can be on the same side —pushing for a better future for all,” David Israelite, president and CEO of the National Music Publishers Association, said in a statement following passage. “We now look forward to the Senate
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Techland acquires Call of Juarez rights, relaunches Gunslinger

“The Call of Juarez series received a great reception and support from a huge community of players,” Techland Publishing CPO Adam Lason said in a statement. “As Techland Publishing moves forward as a leading publisher, we are delighted to welcome Call of Juarez: Gunslinger to our publishing
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Tencent is publishing Robocraft in China

Tech and entertainment giant Tencent is going to be publishing and distributing Robocraft from Freejam in China. The firm revealed that the multiplayer robot building and battling title will be launching exclusively via Tencent's own WeGame platform. If you're not aware of this, think of it as the company's
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Inscribe: Spring 2018

Inscribe is it is a platform for students, faculty, and alumni to submit their creative work. This journal is closely associated with the Rogue Writers club, which focuses on giving students a safe place to share and revise their writing. Club members gather once a month to write together, share ideas, build
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Books in Bloom features 3 award-winning authors

Doors will open at 1 p.m. Nationally known and award-winning authors will present for 40 minutes about his or her inspiration, creative writing process and experiences as a writer. This unique event provides an intimate environment for readers and budding writers to connect with authors and each other
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Assistant / Associate Editor

Nation Books, a leading independent publisher of serious nonfiction, is seeking a highly motivated Assistant or Associate Editor with at least three years of publishing experience. The ideal candidate will have a strong literary sensibility and understanding of progressive politics. This is a union position
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Dancers Are Choreographers, Too. It's Time for Dance Criticism to Reflect That.

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Dancers Are Choreographers, Too. It's Time for Dance Criticism to Reflect That.

As a result, the creative labor of dancers was erased. Even when the contributions of dancers are outlined in a program, critics sometimes distort the reality of the creative process in their writing. In Alastair Macaulay's review of “Transmissions” in the New York Times he wrote: “Mauss proves, with the
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Publishers reprove Google's interpretation of EU privacy law

As part of its plans for GDPR, Google would offload to publishers the burden of getting user consent for the data collection that is at the core of how Google's ad-serving business operates. The company has also irked publishers by saying that rather than being a “processor” of data as defined by GDPR,
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Nissan LEAF Amazes In EV Sales Record Storm (Europe Electric Car Sales Report)

The VW Passat GTE had its best result (1,482 registrations) since December 2016, and the relatively new Kia Niro PHEV broke the 1,000 unit barrier for the first time, boding well for its upcoming BEV version. Interestingly, looking at the list of March best sellers, 6 out of the top 7 are BEVs, which is telling
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IDW Publishing Names John Barber New Editor-in-Chief (Exclusive)

Barber, previously group Editor of hasbro properties at IDW, entered the comic book industry as a self-published creator in the late 1990s, before joining Marvel editorial in 2004, working on the Ultimate Comics imprint as well as Marvel's X-Men line and the first Dark Tower comic books. He joined IDW
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Edward Klein Backs Pro-Trump 'Killing the Deep State'

When his two runaway New York Times bestsellers hit exposing Barack Obama, he was immediately shunned by the media establishment. They turned on him because he wrote two books on Obama — “The Amateur” and “Blood Feud” — considered among the biggest exposés of the Obama years.
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Scholars Talk Writing: Do Book Editors Do Much Editing?

It's useful reading for anyone who wants to work in the book business, and essential for anyone who wants to be published. I heard about the book early on since my editor at the University of Chicago Press was of the people working on What Editors Do: The Art, Craft, and Business of Book Editing — or
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Faculty-student team to document refugee cousins' Safe Haven memories

A Faculty-Student Challenge Grant from the college's Scholarly and Creative Activities Committee (SCAC) makes the project possible, providing the means for Hay, … The stories the Levis tell are personal for Giglio, a screenwriter and faculty member of English and creative writing at SUNY Oswego.
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Colchester's Mercury teams up with publisher Josef Weinberger for playwriting prize

The Mercury Theatre in Colchester has teamed up with publishing house Josef Weinberger to relaunch a playwriting prize aimed at uncovering productions for larger theatres in the UK. The Mercury/Weinberger Playwriting Prize 2018 is searching for previously unperformed play, with the winning entry
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Stedman Graham to speak at Coppin State University graduation

Stedman Graham has authored 11 books, including two New York Times best sellers, “You Can Make It Happen: A Nine-Step Plan for Success” and “Teens Can Make It Happen: Nine Steps to Success,” according to his website. He played basketball professionally in the European League.
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TAKE 5: Phoebe Zerwick

Part of what makes a good writer, I think, is being able to take a crummy first draft and revise it until you're happy with it. I'd also advise them to get feedback from different kinds of people, whether it's readers, teachers, other writers, whoever. Try taking a writing class or joining a writing group, because it's
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Why Waste Your Time With a “Throw-Away” Degree

Southwestern helped Reeves go from a poor writer to a great one through intensive writing seminars, sessions, classes, and one-on-one professor feedback. “The Communications Department both nurtured and developed my ability to convey critical thoughts through writing–which is perhaps one of the
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Mirror gets new editor-in-chief in the fall

She is also president for Write for Market, a writing club that hosts workshops and meet and greets with published authors, in order to help members exercise their creative writing skills and get their works published. Matt Lubich, the general manager of “The Mirror,” highly recommended her in being
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USG preparing for new year, new leadership

Current USG members have different interests and majors, including film production, creative writing, journalism, political science, Spanish and more. Shull encourages students to come to the regular meetings to be informed on and to hear the topics and issues being discussed. For Shull, being a part
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AMPCo and Wiley Announce New Publishing Partnership

HOBOKEN, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Apr 30, 2018–John Wiley and Sons Inc., (NYSE:JWA) (NYSE:JWB) today announced its partnership with The Australasian Medical Publishing Company Pty Ltd (AMPCo) to publish the Medical Journal of Australia ( MJA). The MJA is produced by AMPCo, a wholly
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HBG Makes Strides in Hitting Environmental Goals

Hachette Book Group has been one of the most steadfast publishers in reporting its annual progress on meeting its environmental goals—and late last week, the company reported it had made steady, if small, gains towards its targets. During 2017, HBG reduced its carbon footprint by 2%, slightly below
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PSEB to upload Class 11 history book on website

A row erupted after PSEB decided to publish history book for the first time and make it available to students at much cheaper rates compared to private publishers. A PSEB official said the board has fixed the price of its history book for class 12 at Rs 91 against the average rate of Rs 450 per book at
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'Call of Juarez' (ALL) Publishing Rights Return to Techland, Slinging Back On Steam

Adam Lasoń, CPO at Techland Publishing, said: “Developed by Techland, the Call of Juarez series received a great reception and support from a huge community of players. As Techland Publishing moves forward as a leading publisher, we are delighted to welcome Call of Juarez: Gunslinger to our
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Independent Bookstore Day 2018: Animals and Authors Inspire Sales

Items for the baskets were offered up by the bookstores along with local publishers, including Charlesbridge, MIT Press, Godine, Candlewick, and Beacon. The effort expanded on an existing program and was the brainchild of Jeremy Solomons of the MIT Press Bookstore, David Goldberg at MIT Press,
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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger Returns to Digital Stores as Series Publishing Rights Revert Back to …

While Techland was originally just a game developer, they have expanded with Techland Publishing in recent years, releasing games like Torment: Tides of Numenera and Pure Farming 2018. Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, which was previously delisted, has returned to digital store shelves with Techland
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Children's author/illustrator will visit Lancaster County school and libraries; hopes to inspire next …

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OHora, who lives in Narberth, Montgomery County, with his wife and two sons (who are 8 and 10) is now an acclaimed children's book author and illustrator. He no longer works for candy bars and records because publishers pay him money to create books, something that still amazes OHora. “I still can't
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Chart: Books are cheaper in genres dominated by women

A new study of US book prices shows that book genres with more female authors are also cheaper. For their analysis, researchers from Queens College in New York looked at 2 million individual titles published in North America between 2002 and 2012. They determined the gender of the authors by
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Techland acquires Call of Juarez series publishing rights

Call of Juarez developer Techland has announced that it has acquired the publishing rights to the series from Ubisoft. Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, which was delisted from the PlayStation Store, Xbox Games Store, and Steam in late March, has also returned to Steam with a 33 percent discount.
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AfterShock Comics is making some of the most kickass comics on the market today

Think the devilish attitude of independent comic book publishers such as Dark Horse and Image Comics, mixing a creator-owned approach with the biggest names in the business as well as a healthy pool of young talent. The result? Damn good comic books, which are pushing the envelope on what the
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From Korea to Big Island: UH-Hilo professor publishes book on immigrants

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From Korea to Big Island: UH-Hilo professor publishes book on immigrants

A letter to Luangphinith from Moon's office extended its “gratitude and respect” to her “for documenting the history of Koreans on the Big Island and publishing a book which sheds a new light on their lives.” “The stories of those Koreans who arrived in Hawaii in 1903 and their descendants give us great
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Publishers rebuke Google's interpretation of EU privacy law

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Google is forcing media firms that generate revenue from its advertising services to accept unreasonable responsibilities under a new European privacy law, four major publisher trade groups told the Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.O) unit late Sunday in a letter seen by Reuters.
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Economics journals hosted on ARPHA to have their content indexed at RePEc

Following the recent integration between ARPHA and the collaborative project RePEc (Research Papers in Economics), journals publishing in economics will have their articles indexed in RePEc decentralised bibliographic database upon moving to the technologically advanced platform. Working with
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'Avengers: Infinity War' Is Getting High Praise Now, but Will It Last?

My last published article covered X-Men: The Last Stand (Ratner, 2006) and I've written articles up to The Incredible Hulk (Letterier, 2008). I've taken my time, gone through each of these films systematically from comic book history through production and release, but the most vital aspect of the articles
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Publishing rights for Call of Juarez series return to Techland after successful partnership with Ubisoft

Techland Publishing has announced that Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is back on sale as part of Techland Publishing's catalogue of critically-acclaimed titles. To celebrate this homecoming, the game is available on Steam with a discount. Adam Lasoń, CPO at Techland Publishing, said: “Developed by
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Bowl showcases kids' academic talents

It includes competitions for sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-graders in a variety of categories — spelling, public speaking, poetry, prose, technology, creative writing, art, food. “The academic bowl is nice because it involves all of those areas,” said retired Jasper teacher Bonnie Uebelhor, who was involved in
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Maybe to be at our best on mobile, publishers should think back to the web's early, visually spare …

A big part of the appeal of the various distributed-content platforms — Facebook's Instant Articles, Google's AMP, Apple News — is that they promise to correct the garbage experiences so many news websites offer their readers on phones. Each of those could be a good choice for a particular publisher
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Malaysia Jails Man For Publishing Fake News

A man, who pleaded guilty to breaking the new law against fake news on Monday has been jailed by the Malaysian government. The man who is identified as Salah Salem Saleh Sulaiman, admitted to making and posting on YouTube, a video accusing emergency services of responding slowly after a
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Foreign publishers purchase rights to 24 Persian books at Eurasian fair

TEHRAN – The Pol Literary and Translation Agency, a Tehran-based institution that translates Iranian books and presents Persian language publications around the world, has sold rights to 24 books at the third edition of the 3rd Eurasian Book Fair in Astana, Kazakhstan. Foliant from Kazakhstan
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PHD's DeRiso Re-Thinks 30-Second Ads

At the Digital Content NewFronts, which began on April 30, big digital publishers are pitching ad agencies on how their upcoming content rosters can provide a space for advanced-booked advertising. But which space that is, exactly, and how big it might be, is now open to question. For PHD Media chief
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Book tour restored faith in America

That publishing event led to a cross-country drive that took my wife and me all the way to a presentation at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Talk about four days of history. Besides almost losing my favorite hat in the Atlantic Ocean, we walked around houses more than 300 years old and
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Author Reveals Opportunity to Elevate Current State of Consciousness and Awareness in New Book

Through an alliance with indie book publishing leader Author Solutions, LLC, authors benefit from the leadership of Hay House Publishing and the speed-to-market advantages of the self-publishing model. For more information, visit balboapress.com. To start publishing your book with Balboa Press, call
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Global Digital Publishing And Content Streaming Market 2018 – Adobe, Aquafadas, Yudu …

The research report, titled Digital Publishing And Content Streaming Market 2018 Industry Research Reports, covers the current as well as the future scenario of the global Digital Publishing And Content Streaming market. It evaluates the Digital Publishing And Content Streaming Industry based on
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Award-winning novelist to star at fundraiser for Hackney literacy charity

… £10 each, with proceeds going to Hornby's charity Ministry of Stories, which helps disadvantaged children in Hackney with literacy and creative writing. … Lucy Macnab said the event is a “great way for us to meet our local community and celebrate the strong connection between music and writing”.
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BTS, NBA Conference Semifinals Take Top Spots On Sunday Best-Sellers

2 for the match between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston Celtics next Monday. Additional games this week were hot commodities, which included yesterday's game between the Houston Rockets and Utah Jazz, as well as this Thursday's match betwen the Toronto Raptors and Cleveland Cavaliers
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It's Children's Book Week Coast to Coast April 30-May 6

NEW YORK, April 30, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Launched in 1919 in celebration of books for young people and the joy of reading, … The Children's Book Council is the nonprofit trade association for children's book publishers in North America, partnering with national organizations on reading
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Q & A with Liz Ranfeld

I started writing fiction through middle school and high school and ended up being a writing major in college. It was only near the end of college that I developed a love for the essay, for creative nonfiction, and ended up going into creative nonfiction for my graduate work. It's always been with me, that
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Publishing trade groups criticize Google over GDPR policy

The trade associations—Digital Content Next, European Publishers Council, News Media Alliance and the News Media Association—say Google is putting their members in a corner as it implements the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which takes effect May 25.
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Ellwood City Public Library Activities for Week of April 30

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Ellwood City Public Library Activities for Week of April 30

Activities taking place at the Ellwood City Area Public Library include the following: Wednesday, May 2, at 10:00 a.m. — “Coloring for Adults,” a weekly program that is free and open to the public. “Coloring for Adults” is a program designed to help reduce the stresses of everyday life. Everyone is welcome
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Lisa Heidke sells in Pymble and looks to move to south coast

Over her long ownership and in between novels and creative writing teaching, Heidke extensively renovated the six-bedroom, four-bathroom 1900s Federation home, giving particular focus to restoring the terraces and adding a new heated swimming pool and spa. The full brick home has a wine cellar,
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George Banta Co. employees strike after contract offer rejected | Back in Time

Some person or persons stole $40 worth of carpenter tools that were left on the grounds of the new Catholic schoolhouse. 1918: A paper, “The Nightmare,” is being issued by the employees of the George Banta Publishing Company in Menasha. While it is intended for employees, it contains many items
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Must do better: academia and women writers

In 2016 I undertook an MPhil in Irish writing at Trinity College Dublin. The class was composed of 13 women and two men, not at all unusual for postgraduate MAs in English. Within a core class on the curriculum, Perspectives in Irish Writing, designed to trace the temporal arc of Irish literature, there was
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Jewish writer wins Sunday Times short story award

Ms Zoffness, 39, lives in Brooklyn, New York, and is currently an assistant professor of English and director of the creative writing programme at Drew University, New Jersey. She is currently turning her short story into a full-length novel. “There was something about Peanuts Aren't Nuts that spoke to all of
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County Democrats hear from candidates

Schiller then took the podium to discuss her background and experience, including establishing a children's literacy and creative writing center in Philadelphia. “I saw a need in the educational system that wasn't being met. I brought together a group of people to fix that. They came from all different
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Bloomsbury Publishing still pulling rabbits out of the hat

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Bloomsbury Publishing still pulling rabbits out of the hat

JK Rowling, or Joanne as she was known back then, finished the manuscript for what would become the first Potter book back in 1995 but struggled to find anyone willing to take it on. After being rejected by several different publishers, Bloomsbury was the one that eventually decided to take a punt on a
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Prosper Assouline Remembers Azzedine Alaïa

I was publisher of a magazine and I wanted to do a portrait of him, so we did an interview and a photoshoot of him and his dog,” Prosper Assouline, publishing mogul, explains over the phone from his office in New York. “We had the same references of culture and became really good friends a few years
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Some People Are Mad Because a Chapter in Issa Rae's 3-Year-Old Book Said Black Women and …

Three years ago, Issa Rae's book “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl,” skyrocketed to several best-sellers lists. It was basically a signal that Rae had “arrived” and wasn't going anywhere anytime soon. Shortly after the book, came her HBO series Insecure, which of course we all know has millions
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How Amazon decided the first thing it would sell was books

What's more, Stone writes, at the time there were two primary book distributors — Ingram and Baker and Taylor — meaning Amazon wouldn't have to get in touch with thousands of book publishers. Finally, there were 3 million books in print, which was a lot more than a bookstore like Barnes and Noble
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New Call of Juarez Game Hopeful As Techland Acquires Publishing Rights

The publishing arm of Dead Island and Dying Light developer Techland has officially acquired the publishing rights to Call of Juarez Gunslinger. Consequently, Techland Publishing have immediately put the last game in the Wild West shooter series back on sale on STEAM, and plans to list it again on
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Open Road Integrated Media's Ignition Delivers Strong Growth in Q1 2018

“We've seen powerful results for partner titles as well as our own titles when they are marketed to our audiences of avid readers,” Slavin said, referring to over 1200 titles from top trade publishers as well as self-published authors that ran in paid promotions through OR/M sites and newsletters in the past
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New play depicts Jesus descending from cross to rape Muslim woman; Performed to sell-out crowds

“Europe's political and media elites want to convince everyone, by means of a relentless propaganda barrage, that in Europe today, the villains are the 'racist' 'Islamophobes,' and their innocent victims are Muslims,” he wrote. Spencer, author of the New York Times best-sellers The Politically Incorrect
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Sony Starting Production Of PlayStation 5, Manufacturer Reveals Details

As we all know, there's still no clear timeline as to when the PlayStation 5 will arrive. Many estimate that it won't be dropping until 2020 0r 2021 while others say the opposite, indicating an early release of 2018 or 2019. However, a new report suggests that while it's going to be awhile before we see the
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Murder Mystery 'The Woman in the Window' Teaches a Masterclass in the Unreliable Narrator

The Woman in the Window, the latest best-seller in the murder mystery industrial complex, richly deserves its place among the stars. A.J. Finn does so well what many other storytellers can't: gives you about a hundred pages of compelling character development before the inevitable plot. Our protagonist
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Golf tip: Are local course changes affecting handicaps?

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Golf tip: Are local course changes affecting handicaps?

If neither the Authorized Golf Association nor the USGA is able to persuade the club to comply, the USGA will advise the club in writing that, without compliance, the club may not issue a Handicap Index, may not use any part of the USGA Handicap System, and may not use USGA trademarks in any
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Tom Perrotta: The author of The Leftovers and Election on why he's writing about porn from a …

Perrotta, 56, always wanted to be a writer. He grew up in New Jersey, and went on to attend Yale. For the next 10 years, he stayed on at the university where he taught Creative Writing while attempting to break into creative writing himself, specifically as a novelist. It took several attempts before he was
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Letter from the Editor

I am a third-year communication studies major, with a dual minor in creative writing and web technology. I adore creative writing, and I actually discovered The Quad through our very own Creative Writing Club on campus (and thanks to Halle Nelson). I worked as Features Editor for the past semester,
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The Emirates Publishers Association Approves Budget and Strategy for 2018

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The Emirates Publishers Association Approves Budget and Strategy for 2018

Sharjah. In the presence of Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Founder and President of the Emirates Publishers Association (EPA), the association's board members got together for a general assembly during EPA's participation at Abu Dhabi Book Fair, which concludes tomorrow, May 1.
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From Carr Square to CNN, Areva Martin Hasn't Forgotten Her Roots

As her new book Make it Rain continues to sit atop the best sellers list, Areva Martin is traveling back to her hometown of St. Louis this week to … She began to notice the disparity between north St. Louis and those who lived to the south of Delmar during her high school years at Rosati-Kain in the Central
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Aubade Publishing to Release Three Books in Late Summer 2018

NASHUA, N.H., Apr 30, 2018 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — This summer, Aubade Publishing is scheduled to release three books: “Sadie in Love” (ISBN: 978-0984549412), a novel by Rochelle Distelheim; “Paricutin: The Miracle of Daniel Pulido” (ISBN: 978-0984549436), a novel by Jerome John
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4 Ways To Grow Your Content Marketing Reach Via Flipboard

Publishing and promoting content on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram is commonplace. But the social media world is far broader than the networks marketers most commonly use. Flipboard is a network that doesn't get much love but the platform has been around for quite a while and with a reported
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Techland acquires Call of Juarez series publishing rights

Call of Juarez developer Techland has announced that it has acquired the publishing rights to the series from Ubisoft. Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, which was delisted from the PlayStation Store, Xbox Games Store, and Steam in late March, has also returned to Steam with a 33 percent discount.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 (China) vs Meizu E3: Is Meizu's Camera Better Than Xiaomi's Best Seller?

Xiaomi is known for releasing best sellers. The Redmi Note series has always had an ardent fan following, thanks to its extremely value for money profile, giving the best hardware at the lowest price. But Xiaomi's best sellers often have a less popular competition from Meizu. While it doesn't look like this
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Devolver Digital creator sheds light on the “dirty” industry practice of overworking developers

Without unions as a line of protection, publishers still hold a lot of power over the developers as the primary source of money to ensure that work continues. “There's an awful lot of people there being misused and abused, and their families broken by being told they're going to work seven days a week for
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Stan Lee net worth: How much is Marvel's Stan Lee worth?

He produced the movies. He wrote and directed them and held the rights to the merchandising. It was all his. “In my case I worked for the publisher. If the books didn't sell, the publisher went broke – and a lot of publishers did go broke”. He explained that working at Marvel he was “happy enough to get a
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MIAX Options Begins Publishing SPIKES Volatility Index on OPRA

PRINCETON, N.J., April 30, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — MIAX Options® today announced that it has begun publishing the SPIKES™ Volatility Index (Ticker: SPIKE), following a successful launch of the Index. Transmission of the underlying Index value is being done via OPRA, with an option settlement value
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Adobe APAC leader on martech models, personalisation and Australia's CMO might

What's also clear success comes down to a successful combination of people, process and product, Robson concluded. “The difference between the leaders and laggards today is so broad. A few years ago, the industry was moving as a pack. Now, some organisations are so far ahead with people, and
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Kind Ads Review – Decentralized Platform for Domains and Publishers

As blogs expand and websites start getting more and more visitors, it becomes difficult for their owners to sustain it. The costs increase and they do not earn the necessary amount of money to pay for the increased maintenance costs. Moreover, people cannot go advertiser by advertiser asking whether
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ShelfTrend launches eBay competitor research

Competitive research is critical for building a growing online retail business and involves: Benchmarking against other sellers; Identifying and assess new products and pricing opportunities; Learning listing and selling best practices; Determining market share; Deciding how to respond to a competitor
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FROM THE CATBIRD SEAT: Romeo enriches Hoosier basketball lore

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FROM THE CATBIRD SEAT: Romeo enriches Hoosier basketball lore

Some 30 years after it spent 16 weeks atop the coveted New York Times' best-sellers list, “A Season on the Brink” remains a cherished published work on college basketball. Author John Feinstein was given unbelievable access to legendary coach Bob Knight, his 1985-86 Indiana Hoosiers, and the
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Blockchain is Bringing More Freedom to Media with MediaProtocol

Media Protocol is imploring this same technology to create more freedom, trust, security, and transparency between content promoters and publishers. Media Protocol's aim is to stop the third parties from enjoying all the benefits meant for publishers, content promoters, and consumers. The company has
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Fired CNN host Reza Aslan: “It's time to treat Donald Trump as an enemy of the state”

He holds a divinity degree from Harvard and a Ph.D. in sociology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and is now a professor of creative writing at the University of California, Riverside. He is perhaps best known to the public as host of the CNN documentary series “Believer,” which was
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There's a free life skills course starting this week in Barrhead

… free life skills course starting this week in Barrhead. The classes will help locals apply for jobs, get into creative writing and learn IT… and the college will cover your lunch and travel expenses too. Share. By. Christina O'Neill. 12:32, 30 APR 2018. What's On. (Image: City of Glasgow College/Eventbrite).
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OneZone Chamber luncheon focuses on workplace future

At its April 17 luncheon, the OneZone Chamber of Commerce hosted a Workplace of Tomorrow panel on the topic of the workplace environment of the future. Brian Askins, executive vice president of office services at Colliers International, moderated the panel. Panelists Sam Mishelow, Jeryl Mitsch, Sim
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International Investment announces new publisher

International Investment announced today that our current brand editor, Christopher Copper-Ind, has been promoted to the role of publisher. As publisher, Christopher will be responsible for building on the success of his predecessor, Richard Watts, who is leaving Open Door Media today to take up a
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Park Hill Golf Course operator sues owner over city's purchase offer

“The City has clearly and unequivocally manifested its willingness in writing to be bound to purchase the Park Hill Golf Course, and therefore Arcis Golf had a right of first refusal under Article 24 of the lease. The Trust also clearly and unequally manifested its willingness in writing to be bound to sell the
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Taylor & Francis is bringing AI to academic publishing – but it isn't easy

Leading academic publisher Taylor & Francis is developing natural language processing technology to help machines understand its books and journals, with the aim to enrich customers' online experiences and create new tools to make the company more efficient. The first step extracts topics and
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E3 2018: conference times, publishers, games – everything you need to know

E3 2018 is just around the corner, so here's everything you need to know about video games' biggest event of the year. For the second year in a row, E3 is open to the public as well as press, but we'll be there, in amongst it all, to bring you the biggest and best stories from the show floor. Before that
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John Blake and Rosie Virgo leave John Blake Publishing

Founder John Blake and m.d. Rosie Virgo are stepping down from their roles at John Blake Publishing. After selling John Blake Publishing to Bonnier Publishing in 2016, the eight staff currently located at the John Blake Publishing offices on Bramber Road will now relocate to Bonnier Publishing's
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