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iLibrarian » How to Talk to Your Patrons About Penguin & Other Publishers Not Loaning eBooks to
oedb.org | 23 hours 58 minutes ago
Bobbi Newman at Librarian by Day offers advice about How to Talk to Your Patrons About Penguin & Other Publishers Not Loaning eBooks to Libraries. This helpful post provides a suggested script for discussing ebooks with patrons, contact info for publishers, and plenty of resources on the topic.

A Taste Of Freedom - Writers and Readers Meet - Write and Publish Your Book :: Blogging Authors
www.bloggingauthors.com | Feb 11, 2012
Publishing information, articles, book reviews, public relations and publicity for authors and publishers.

Review of the Day: The Mighty Miss Malone by Christopher Paul Curtis « A Fuse #8 Production
blog.schoollibraryjournal.com | Feb 11, 2012
The Mighty Miss Malone By Christopher Paul Curtis Wendy Lamb Books $15.99 ISBN: 978-0-385-73491-2 Ages 9-12 On shelves now. *Spoilers Included!* Fact: It is a truth universally acknowledged that new book from great good thing. There out there. by Curtis. Opinion: doesn’t work. When you hand

Investigative Reporters and Editors | IRE in Bangladesh
www.ire.org | Feb 11, 2012
< p > Surviving rickshaw "bumper cars" and gaining a little fame were all in a week & rsquo;s work for IRE & rsquo;s executive director, Mark Horvit and training director, Jaimi Dowdell, who recently returned from Dhaka, Bangladesh. < /p > < p > "What was nice about the training was how quickly a

Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene: 69” S. (The Shackleton Project)/ Phantom Limb/
dougholder.blogspot.com | Feb 11, 2012
skip to main | skip to sidebar Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene This blog consists of reviews, interviews, news, etcfrom the world of the Boston area small press/ poetry scene and beyond. Regular contributors are reviewers: Barbara Bialick, Lawrence Kessenich, Lo Galluccio, Zvi Sesling,

Saturday Review of Books: February 11, 2012 | Semicolon
www.semicolonblog.com | Feb 11, 2012
“There are those who say that life is like a book, with chapters for each event in your life and a limited number of pages on which you can spend your time. But I prefer to think that a book is like a life, particularly a good one, which is well worth staying up all … <a class="read-excerpt"

California State Library Blog : Pew Internet: The Tone of Life on Social Networking Sites
blog.library.ca.gov | Feb 11, 2012
The overall social and emotional climate of social networking sites (SNS) is a very positive one where adult users get personal rewards and satisfactions at far higher levels than they encounter anti-social people or have ill consequences from their encounters.

Pub Rants: Fridays With Agent Kristin: Episode 3 - Why Page Length for YA or MG Novel Is The Wrong
pubrants.blogspot.com | Feb 11, 2012
Pub Rants A VERY NICE LITERARY AGENT INDULGES IN POLITE RANTS ABOUT QUERIES, WRITERS, AND THE PUBLISHING INDUSTRY Friday, February 10, 2012 Fridays With Agent Kristin: Episode 3 - Why Page Length for YA or MG Novel Is The Wrong Question STATUS: I had 180 emails in my inbox when I started the day. I

Self Pubbed Author Slams Publishers as Unnecessary | Bookshop Blog
bookshopblog.com | Feb 10, 2012
J. A. Konrath, whom I've heard of, only through facebook constantly recommending I friend him because so many of my friends are his friends, responded to an

University of Nebraska Press: Friday roundup
nebraskapress.typepad.com | Feb 10, 2012
On the blog, Pages of Julia's, “book beginning Fridays” the first pages of books are shared and discussed. Today, Julia called River in Ruin by Ray A. March a “great beginning" and praised March for bringing an important environmental issue...