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  • Reply on topic: Print on Demand / Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing
    By Theresa Kirk
    Thanks Judith... I will be sure to check out the interview on your blog. Theresa Judith D. Schwartz said:After much wrestling with this, I decided to give the POD pro...
  • Reply on topic: The Self-Publishing Debate - Opinions?
    By Carolyn Haley
    Lightning Source will print for you, and has a distribution network. You pay some upfront production costs and an annual listing fee, purchase your own ISBN and bar co...
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    The "Make a Book a Bestseller" project
    Started by Alice Keezer
    You may or may not have heard of the Author Effect attempt on Facebook. A writer has c...don't see the project as having much of a chance of success; the distribution model of the publishing company se...
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    Al Jaffee: MAD Magazine’s All-Around “Mentsh” with Much “Tam” About a year ago at this time, I interviewed two recently emerged and international musical performers...
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    Apollo’s Lyre: The Art of Spiritual Psychotherapy By Kenneth Porter, M.D. This is a scholarly and precise journey into a whole new realm of psychotherapy called sp...
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    Sheila Grinell posted a message for Lisa Thomson
    Just saw your comment on my post. Book store distribution was through my publisher, She Writes Press. Good luck!
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  • Michelle Hoover
    Michelle Hoover commented on Cathy Day's article The Orange Prize and Women's Fiction
    I do think the idea that a book is "women's fiction" is doomsday for book prizes. And for some reason, I feel myself sharing the distaste of the term (and of bright pi...
  • Katherine E. Hinkson
    Katherine E. Hinkson commented on gayle brandeis's article What Electrifies You? Tell us and win!
    Patricia, One of my favorite story lines involves an old gothic victorian house. The Gothic is a character in itself. I love writing that story line.
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    Kate Gladstone
    Kate Gladstone commented on Sarah Martin Byrd's article Back to the Stone Age
    Your message states that: "Studies have shown that typing doesn’t help the brain develop as much as writing in long hand. ." Can you please provide citations? (Author...
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