Tangents and Tirades

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Tangents and Tirades

Although many of us have become experts over the years at banging out a five- or 10-page paper in a day (or night), strong writing asks us to take time, to commit ourselves, and to stick with it even when we may want to throw in the towel, burn that paper, or vow to never take an intensive writing course
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Local comic stores to participate in giveaway Saturday

Publishers use this day as a launching point for new story lines.” SuperHero Creamery and T-Shirt Factory has two locations: 216 15th St. in Ashland and 415 Diederich Boulevard in Russell. n The Inner Geek, at 104 16th St. in Ashland, will participate by giving two free comic books to each visitor; each
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Nevermoor author cleans up at ABIA Awards

Australia's answer to Harry Potter has won big at the Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIAs). Sunshine Coast author Jessica Townsend's magical young adult novel, Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow, has won the Gold ABIA for the Book of the Year at Australia's annual book industry awards.
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Saturday, May 5

Just watched “The Avengers: Infinity War” and want to catch up with the comics? Here's some good news: National is Saturday. Established in 2002, Free Comic Book Day is an annual event arranged by the American comic book industry to help bring new readers into the comic world and get shoppers
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Book deal for investigators of Anne Frank's capture

NEW YORK (AP) — An investigative team looking into who betrayed Anne Frank and her family has a book deal. “Anne Frank: A Cold Case Diary” will be published in the summer of 2020, HarperCollins Publishers told The Associated Press on Thursday. The book was among the most talked about at
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Enjoy Free Comic Book Day May 5

The first Free Comic Book Day event was held in 2002. In the past, thousands of shops around the world have given away millions of free comic books to interested readers. Free Comic Book Day is administered by a panel representing all parts of the comic book industry: retailers, publishers, suppliers,
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The Most Insane 'Younger' Plotlines: An NYC Publishing Pro Debunks the Myths

Not. Easy. At. All. It's difficult to publish books. You'd have to hire editors and publicists and sales people and marketers and cover artists and on and on. Then, if you were able to hire an entire staff, you'd have to find agents and authors who would want to take a risk and sign with a fledgling company.
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Opinion: Journalism course should be required of college students

Ideally, the required course should focus on media writing and the ability to value truth over ideology. A 2016 report from Pew Research Center showed only 27 percent of millennials say the media has a positive effect on the way things are going in the country today. A Stanford University study revealed
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Rupp's to host Free Comic Book Day

FREMONT – Rupp's Comics, 335 N. Ohio Ave., is one of the thousands of comic book shops around the world celebrating the largest event in the comic book industry on Saturday: Free Comic Book Day (FCBD). Each year, thousands of participating stores give away over 5 million comic books to millions
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Free Comic Book Day 2018: A Guide To The Best Bets And The Best Avoided

There are more all-ages books in this year's mix, more stories starring girls, women and people of color and a healthier, more robust selection of genres to choose from than ever before. It's also gratifying to see fewer publishers putting out FCBD offerings that amount to little more than samplers, offering
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'Jesus Always' Named ECPA's Christian Book of the Year

The 2018 Christian Book Awards, which recognize excellence in Christian book and Bible publishing, were presented by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) in Washington, D.C. on May 1. The ECPA's top award— the Book of the Year—went to Sarah Young's 365-day devotional,
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Pb govt apologizes for using 'wrong' words in Class 12 history books

“Private publishers may be involved in it because their business will be affected as PSEB will be coming out with the book at much cheaper rate,” said Badal. He also described AAP's accusation that the CM was acting “at the behest” of BJP over history book issue as absurd. Badal said the educational
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I Used to Hate People with Food Allergies. Then I Became One.

Seven months ago, I was a recent transplant to Mexico, where I moved to focus on my travel writing and, of course, to eat all the foods. I arrived, healthy, in early September and promptly made cruising for street food a central part of my daily routine. On any given day, I might breakfast on chorizo tacos at
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Trump's Tariffs Are Making Things Even Worse for US Newspapers

The duties will force job cuts at newspapers, commercial printers, book publishers and throughout the whole supply chain, according to an industry coalition representing more than 600,000 workers. The Tampa Bay Times last month cut about 50 jobs, blaming the tariffs and the rising cost of newsprint,
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Half of Indiana U students are enrolled in e-book program

More than half of the 115,000 students enrolled at Indiana University participate in the institution's eText initiative, a program that allows students to access course textbook materials through an online platform. Under an inclusive access model, publishers offer content for significantly less than the cost of
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25 Tips For Prospective Law School Students From Practicing Lawyers

“Focus on a writing course so you stand out more when you become a lawyer.” 17. “Get involved in the community, help people and network.” “Law school requires significant dedication and resources, but the rewards of an attorney career can be numerous, including the ability to conduct challenging
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Egan's 'Manhattan Beach' Wins 'One Book, One New York' Vote

… attracted tens of thousands of New Yorkers to vote online for the book of their choice. New York City will donate 1,000 copies of Egan's novel to the New York City's public library systems, in addition to an additional 500 copies donated by Scribner, the Simon & Schuster imprint that published the book.
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This Entrepreneur Shares Why an Ability to Change Course Is What Will Set You Up for Success

“Instead of just writing about the products, our readers would actually get to experience them and try them.” They stepped into uncharted territory and began the experiment with 2,000 boxes. The hunch paid off. By 2016, the company had grown to 200,000 subscribers and today, every season, the
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Eastern Kentucky University Team Wins Blackboard Exemplary Course Award

EKU Online Instructional Designer Alix Heintzman and Lecturer Margaret Frozena have been named winners in Blackboard's Exemplary Course Program. They won for their online course, ENG 101R: Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric. The Exemplary Course Program, which was established in 2000,
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Vinyl collectors spent millions on Discogs last year

The site's best-sellers list also provide a unique, outsiders' perspective on the music market. The most popular record so far this year, for example, is a compilation album from the mysterious, short-lived 90s electro label Scopex. More recognisable names like Tracy Chapman, Madonna, Daft Punk and
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