Tag: publisher
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Radio Show | Anthlogy: “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix” and Contributing Authors
Contributing authors discuss their stories in the anthology, “Oil and Water and Other Things That Don’t Mix”. Contributing authors (pictured): Zetta Brown (editor and publisher), Shonell Bacon, Lissa Brown, Maureen E. Doallas, Angela Elson, Melanie Eversley, L. B. Gschwandtner, Mary Larkin, Karen Pickell, Tynia Thomassie, Linda Lou Vegas, and Amy Wise. Other contributors: (not pictured)…
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Of Supply, Demand, and The Woeful Truth About Publishing and Authors…
Author and publisher, Zetta Brown’s recent blog, “Authors! Can’t find your book in a bookstore? You may be luckier than you think!”, got me to thinking–no pun intended–about the old law of economics, that of supply and demand. With bookstores and sellers tightly adhering to what seems to me, an outdated mode of purchasing books…
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Radio Show | Zetta Brown
Publisher, editor and author Zetta Brown, discusses the in’s and out’s of running LL Publications, which publishes sells mainstream fiction. Zetta has authored Cherries Jubilee: Before Eva Met Jared, Devil Don’t Want Her and Messalina: Devourer of Men.
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Of Dreams, Making them Real and What We Are Willing to Pay…
I recently read two articles on acclaimed mystery author, Janet Evanovich, the first stating that she had requested $50 million from her then publisher St. Martin’s Press to renew her contract, the second, published some weeks later, announcing that in response to St. Martin’s had refusing the requested amount, Evanovich had subsequently returned to Bantam/Random…
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Radio Show | Author and Publisher, Angelia Menchan
Author and publisher, Angelia Menchan returns, and discusses her book tour for new release, “Re-Rambled: Food and Thought: Ramblings Special Edition”. Angelia is the author of, “Ramblings,” “Schae’s Story,” “Is No Not Clear Enough for You?,” and “Mrs. Black?”. Visit Angelia’s blogs, Angelia Vernon Menchan, Write or Die Woman, and Angel08. She has also published…
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Of Inner Muses, Boxes, and Preserving Who We Are…
“…For two years I tried fitting into a box and I almost lost myself. …” “… I finally decided that I’m good enough. …Perhaps I’m weird. But I have never tried to sell my work [to a commercial publisher] I have never tried to get a [book] deal since I’ve been writing. I’ve had people…
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Of Envy, Doubt, and Still More Risks…
Following crisis, the protagonist must choose, decide and act. Will she or he return to business as usual, keeping secret what they have learned, or will they share it with others? Will they share the healing they have undergone with others, or will she or he choose the safe path of saying little or nothing…
