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Features my personal accounts, thoughts, ideas, stories, gripes, fears, and joys surrounding my career in book publishing.
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Rating:
excellent
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The Compulsive Writer's Support group looks at writing from odd angles, applying techniques from various genres, media types and formats to writing prose narrative. Whether you're getting started or an old master, this blog gives fresh perspective.
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Rating:
great
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Take book publishing to the next level. Self publish your book and be a published author.
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Rating:
great
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The only reality...is fake reality.
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Rating:
great
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A blog by the digital team at Pan Macmillan.
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Rating:
great
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A featured blog of American Biblioverken, a publisher and book design firm established in 2002. Topics covered include book design, publishing, printing and graphics technology, creative inspiration and a wide range of related issues.
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Rating:
great
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Big 23 Blog belongs to the critically-acclaimed American poet, Andrew Demcak.
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Rating:
great
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Books, Philosophy, life, psychology
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Rating:
great
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I talk about the publishing industry, genre, writing in general, books, even film and also, as an added bonus, plain crazy, random stuff that would make you wonder why it's actually on the blog in the first place. It's great fun. Have at it!
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Rating:
great
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A conversational blog and podcast about books, from two longtime veterans of the publishing industry. If you love to read, come visit. Check out the blog and podcast to hear what's new, what's great, and the books we just can't stop talking about.
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Rating:
great
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American NonFiction is a group of Americans who show our points of view through a culture review, “Background Noiseâ€Â, an off-the-cuff stream-of-consciousness, “Incorrect Grammar†and Nickel Book fiction, “Channelâ€Â...
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Rating:
great
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Poetry by Thomas L> Vaultonburg. Zombie Logic Web Comics.
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Rating:
great
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Novelist’s Café is a daily blog filled with writing advice, tips, and inspiration for novelists. Since 2005, Novelist’s Café has been helping writers further their careers. Like having a trusted mentor guide you, Novelist’s Café is here with soun
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Rating:
great
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Musings on work as a freelance editor and proofreader whilst also being a SAHM.
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Rating:
great
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In love with everything involving the world of publishing and most especially epublishing, every day is a new adventure for me as I learn something new about editing, publishing and administrating (is that a word?) This job might keep me busy but itâ€â
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Rating:
great
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Information and resources for the self-publishing author.
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Rating:
great
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Michelle L Devon, a freelance writer, novelist and poet, is seeking a literary agent for representation and is sharing her journey on this blog.
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Rating:
great
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Thomas Nelson CEO Michael Hyatt’s blog about leading with purpose. He writes on leadership, productivity, social media, and book publishing.
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Rating:
great
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The Writing Life gives the perspective of literary agent, author and former book acquisitions editor about different aspects of publishing and how writers can improve their writing and publishing opportunities with over 800 searchable entries.
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Rating:
great
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The place to post questions and find answers on all of your too-afraid-to-ask concerns, hesitancies and worries about breaking into the publishing field
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Rating:
great
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Are you looking for a fast, easy way to get into print? C'mon over to Writing For Riches With Booklets where you'll discover how to make big money writing little booklets!
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Rating:
great
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A blog where I document and critique various books that get my interest.
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Rating:
great
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The World of Books and eBooks blog is a book review, author introduction and information source for all interested in book, ebooks, publishing and literature. Visitors are encouraged to post comments and leave feedback... Bye.
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Rating:
great
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The Private Library blogs about book collecting and book history through the lens of an individual book collector, bookseller and professional librarian.
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Rating:
very good
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free, free magazines, magz, magazines, fashion magazines, fashion.
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Rating:
very good
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A collaborative blog where writers can stop and refuel, find information and get retrofitted with new ideas.
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Rating:
very good
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David Tomlinson is an aspiring novelist who has an unhealthy relationship with caffeine. He has a degree in creative writing from the University of California, San Diego. He can usually be found huddled over a keyboard furiously finishing his first novel.
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Rating:
very good
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My hope is that this blog will be practical. My goal is that any and every question you have about the publication journey will be answered. So keep coming back, and by all means, comment and ask questions. It's my privilege and passion to help you achiev
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Rating:
very good
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This blog is for fledgling publishers everywhere. It's the kind of site we longed for when we started our publishing venture in 2002.
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Rating:
very good
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I'm taking a well-worn route travelled by many others. It's a journey taken by the bestsellers, the midlisters, and one-book wonders to become a published writer. I hope you'll enjoy having my company if you are traveling on this same route. See you soon.
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Rating:
very good
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