The Litblog Co-Op announced the winner of our Summer 2007 Read This! recommendation.
No Shortcuts to Pitching a Television Show
As you know, I’m a huge advocate of learning as much about the publishing industry as possible.
Burke is Back
My affinity for the work of Andrew Vachss is well known. So I’m glad to say that Vachss’s anti-hero Burke is back.
Almost Pulled Under with Work
I’ve been drowning in work the last couple of weeks, but I believe I’ve pulled myself to safety.
Ronaldo Signs Book Deal
Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a book deal with Pan Macmillan for a work entitled Moments: The Way I Feel.
Calling All Guitar Heroes
I’m working on a project where I need to reach some rock guitar heroes. Some of these guys were staples of the eighties and are now not as well-known.
Working with a Publicist
Here’s a great article on what you should know about working with a publicist to promote your book.
Hannah Puts on His Silk PJs and Slippers
I am officially declaring a temporary moratorium on “I read it for the articles” jokes for this post.
Dark River Unleashed
Yesterday was the official release date of John Twelve Hawks’s new novel, The Dark River.
Free Copy of The Dark River Claimed
The free copy of John Twelve Hawks’s The Dark River was claimed by a lucky reader in California. Thanks to everyone who emailed!
Rare Book Store Closing
The New York Times has an interesting article on the closing of the Heritage Book Shop in Los Angeles.
Paddle Down the Dark River
I have a free copy of John Twelve Hawk’s new novel, The Dark River: Book Two of the Fourth Realm,
Are You Interesting?
It’s an oft-repeated legend. And who knows if it’s even true? But it’s a good one.
As Rick Bass recounts in his introduction to 1993 University Press of Mississippi combined volume Boomerang and Never Die,
Politely Stop Freeloaders
In the August 2007 issue of Writer’s Digest, Jenna Glatzer writes an interesting article entitled “No More Free Books.”
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