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This year, like the past several years, I have the honor of serving as a mentor to tenure-track CUNY faculty in the CUNY Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP). The FFPP is a writing and professional development program that helps tenure-track faculty at CUNY two-year and four-year colleges navigate the ins-and-outs of publishing and tenure at […]| orgtheory.net
Ann Rose is a typical Taurus—loyal but stubborn, which means being an author is perfect. While asking the private group chat for ideas on what to include in this bio, Ann was reminded that some of her greatest qualities are her awesome best friends from high school—a fact she couldn’t argue with. She loves dark chocolate, [...] The post The Craft of Querying: How to Find a Magical Connection with an Agent appeared first on She Writes.| She Writes
If you’re aiming for traditional publishing, securing a literary agent is one of the most important steps you can take. But with so many agents out there—and each one specializing in particular genres—the search can feel overwhelming. The good news is that finding an agent who not only represents your genre but also believes in your work is absolutely possible with the right strategy. The post How to Find a Literary Agent Who Specializes in Your Genre appeared first on Atmosphere Press.| Atmosphere Press
When it comes to writing a mystery novel, the detective character is often the heart and soul of the story. How you write your detective character can make the difference between a forgettable mystery and one that hooks readers from the first page! The post Writing a Detective Character That Readers Will Remember appeared first on Atmosphere Press.| Atmosphere Press
Red herrings are one of the most powerful tools in a mystery writer’s arsenal—and one of the easiest to misuse. If you’ve ever tried to keep your reader guessing only to leave them confused, frustrated, or (worst of all) unimpressed, you’re not alone. The post Writing Red Herrings Without Losing the Reader appeared first on Atmosphere Press.| Atmosphere Press
If you’re looking for novel rewriting tips, you already know one truth of the writing life: the first draft is never the final word. Finishing a draft is a huge achievement—but it’s only the beginning. The real work of shaping your story into something publishable happens in the rewrite. The post The Five Types of Rewrites (and How to Survive Each One) appeared first on Atmosphere Press.| Atmosphere Press
Ghost, the popular open source competitor to WordPress and Substack, offers a new release with ActivityPub support.| We Distribute
Ghost, a major publishing platform, follows in the footsteps of WordPress. Both platforms may be able to follow each other soon.| We Distribute
“How much use of AI in our research is acceptable?” In a recent email, a professor of philosophy asked for a discussion about the ethics of using AI in philosophical research, and institutional policies about it. He adds: “My instinct is to hold my students to the same standards that I would expect of my colleagues.” While that is one possible conclusion we might land upon, I don’t think it’s a particularly good place to start, since there seem to be relevant differences between s...| Daily Nous
In this fantastic episode of the Sharing the Heart of the Matter podcast, Vicki Atkinson and I are talking with author, Bob Conlon. Bob has written a fantastic book, Celtic Knot featuring the story…| The Heart of the Matter
A PR strategy led by an experienced team can result in the media exposure you and your book need. With each media appearance, you will grow your authority.| Forbes Books - The Best Book Publishers In Business™
You’ve accomplished your goal; you published your first business book and saw the accomplishment of a lifetime. Still, as time passes, you have more insights to share, more stories to share, and more knowledge to impart to your peers. But is publishing a second book worth it? 1. Amplify Business Growth and Revenue As a [...] Read More... from The Benefits of Publishing a Second Business Book The post The Benefits of Publishing a Second Business Book first appeared on Forbes Books.| Forbes Books
Authors know that the success of their book depends on how well they promote it. But visit any bookstore or dive into Amazon and you’ll see there’s plenty of competition for your potential readers. So much competition that it is downright daunting. Readers first have to come across your book. Then it has to grab [...] Read More... from Professional Book Promotion, Done Right The post Professional Book Promotion, Done Right first appeared on Forbes Books.| Forbes Books
Leading a company today often feels like being dropped into rapids without a paddle. It can be challenging, but also exhilarating if you know how to navigate the obstacles. These ten leadership books deliver exactly that. Penned by executives who’ve weathered storms and entrepreneurs who’ve scaled impossible cliffs, they offer candid lessons you can immediately [...] Read More... from 10 Game-Changing Leadership Books That Redefine Success in Business and Life The post 10 Game-Changing Le...| Forbes Books
Whether you are making an environment where employees thrive or one that is leading you to ruin, Human Resources will determine the future of your business. Even the strongest products can fail if your hiring process doesn’t attract top talent or your culture scares away A players. Your business matters, and its fate lies in [...] Read More... from Top 5 Must-Read HR Books That Will Transform Your Workplace Culture The post Top 5 Must-Read HR Books That Will Transform Your Workplace Culture...| Forbes Books
T-Pain and GloRilla receive honors at BMI’s R&B/Hip-Hop Awards, while "Not Like Us" takes top song and Sony Music Publishing is publisher of the year.| Billboard
What helps you reclaim your voice after a setback?… Continue reading Norway: Stavanger + Lisa Oliver Success Vid + Latonia Nelson: Poetry Heals→| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
The executive order on "Gold Standard Science" has been met with rightful outrage and grave concern across our Earth and space sciences community.| From The Prow
Long a fixture outside the Iowa headquarters of the publisher formerly known as Dotdash Meredith, "Plantoir" has been sold and will soon be relocated to an undisclosed site| The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
Learn how a book goes from a PDF to a finished product. Go through the print-on-demand process, including binding, cover types, and automating sales. The post How Print-on-Demand Books Are Made appeared first on The Tilt Publishing.| The Tilt Publishing
From AAP: Today, the Association of American Publishers (AAP) released the StatShot Annual report covering the calendar year 2024, estimating that the U.S. publishing industry generated a robust $32.5 billion in aggregate publishing revenue for books and course materials across print and digital formats, an increase of 4.1% as compared to $31.3 billion in 2023. “This […]| Library Journal infoDOCKET
From Leiden Madtrics Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) tools like ChatGPT are increasingly finding their way into research and scholarly publishing. This trend brings a pressing challenge: how do academics clearly disclose the use of AI in their research workflows? Right now, many disclosures are either too vague (e.g. “We used ChatGPT to improve clarity”) or […]| Library Journal infoDOCKET
Asher McClennahan from Kickstarter will be flying in from America to speak at the new Game Republic New Horizons conference in Middlesbrough later this year| MCV/DEVELOP
Colorgrave's Kickstarter campaign has been fully funded within its first two hours, and the team is now funding for additional campaigns, full voice acting and a Nintendo Switch port| MCV/DEVELOP
Vince Pavey checks in with Prism CEO Matteo Lanfranco to find out about everything going on with the studio after its recent rebrand| MCV/DEVELOP
Small press Synthetic Prophetic uses Lulu Direct to publish, print, and ship books for emerging authors, offering control, low costs, and no Amazon reliance.| Write, Publish, & Sell
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Thanks to a recent PreTeXt development, all Preview Activities and Activities in both ACS2e and APC can be printed in PDF directly from the HTML version. For example, if you look at Activity 1.5.2 in ACS2e, you’ll see a printer … Continue reading →| Active Calculus
Justin N. Chase is a nationally recognized leader in crisis services, behavioral health, and nonprofit management. As CEO of Solari Crisis & Human Services, he has spent more than a decade advancing innovative solutions that bring hope and support to people in their most difficult moments. Justin’s new release, Heart-Led Leadership, shares the principles he […]| selfpublishing.com : The #1 Resource For Self-Publishing a Book
In the 2nd installment of 3 career-focused articles, scientists contemplate why a book project was the perfect addition to the dynamic middle stage of their professional journeys.| Eos
So you’ve written a book; maybe it’s your first, maybe your fifteenth. Either way, your author platform is the secret sauce that transforms your work from: ❌ “I hope someone finds this…” ✅ “I know exactly who’s going to love this.” Whether you’re a seasoned scribe or just dipping your quill into the publishing pond, […] The post Why Every Author Needs a Platform (Yes, Even You) appeared first on Written Word Media.| Written Word Media
0 0 0 0A strategic guide for indie authors who want to turn browsers into buyers, and fans into evangelists. You’ve written a great book (or five). You’ve even run a few promotions. Maybe you’ve started to see a trickle of sales or built a modest mailing list. And yet… you’re still wondering: “How do […]| Written Word Media
Spotify and amra, the world’s first and only global digital licensing collection society, have entered into a direct multi-territorial, multi-year licensing agreement designed to deliver greater flexibility and value to amra’s songwriter and publisher clients. The deal represents a broad direct license for digital mechanical and performing rights. Its framework reflects a genuinely collaborative effort... The post Amra and Spotify Strike a New Multi-Territorial Direct Licensing Agreement...| Spotify
The Philosophy Journal Insight Project, which collects and organizes information about philosophy journals, has grown a bit since we first reported on it last year and is asking journals to submit data via a new "operations survey". In the following guest post, Sam Andrews, a recent philosophy PhD from the University of Birmingham who created and directs| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
"Current dissatisfaction with peer review is such an opportunity for change, so we call for taking advantage of this opportunity as fully as we can. We build our recommendations on the idea that mutual critical engagement is a skill developed through ongoing practice and actual engagement with each other’s ideas." In the following guest post,| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
The Philosophy Journal Insight Project (PJIP) "aims to provide philosophy researchers with practical insights on potential venues for publication." Its main offering is a spreadsheet that provides information about journals' subject matter, word limits, type of peer review, open access status, rankings, impact information, acceptance rates, review times, reviewing quality, and so on. Put together| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
As with Part 1, this post was inspired provoked by a post on another blog. That post asks whether indie authors should refrain from publishing in order to give their fellow authors’ works a better chance of being discovered in an environment of too many substandard books. Citation: Joel Bresler, “Are Authors Obligated to Anyone … Continue reading Indie Author Culture. Part 2: Our Obligations| Story Empire
Trade Associations Business Publications International honored this magazine with a Gold award for a cover illustration and an Honorable Mention for an opening page design done in 2024. The post Alaska Business Earns TABPI Awards for Cover Illustration, Page Design appeared first on Alaska Business Magazine.| Alaska Business Magazine
Sign up for the Nieman Storyboard newsletter, delivered every Friday in your inbox. *** Dear Storyboard community, In journalism, a single story can never tell the complete truth. Lives are complicated, memories are hazy, different points of view reveal new or conflicting details. Every story is a simplified narrative to some degree. This week's guest on the Nieman Storyboard podcast, Mallary Tenore Tarpley, urges us to look beyond the “tidy narrative.” Her new book, “Slip: Life ...| Nieman Storyboard
On the latest episode of the Nieman Storyboard podcast, Storyboard Editor Mark Armstrong sits down with Storyboard contributor and author-journalist Mallary Tenore Tarpley to discuss her new book, “Slip: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery.” “Slip” is a reported memoir, with Tarpley recounting her own diagnosis and treatment for anorexia following the death of her mother from breast cancer when Tarpley was 11 years old. She talks about the process of writing and researching...| Nieman Storyboard
Check out As in guillotine... for more. "Bullying promptfondlers and botlickers is a socially acceptable, and required, practice now." Five Things for August 21, 2025 Five Things: August 21, 2025, by Guy LeCharles Gonzalez, was originally posted on As in guillotine....| As in guillotine…
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PyPI will begin warning and will later reject wheels that contain differentiable ZIP features or incorrect RECORD files.| blog.pypi.org
Discover the fastest way to publish your book! Learn key steps, timelines, and tips to get your book out to readers quickly and efficiently. <p>The post How Quickly Can You Publish Your Book first appeared on DAILY WRITING TIPS.</p>| DAILY WRITING TIPS
This is like the author-attribution complement to everything must have a URL. And I do agree! Everything was authored at sometime by someone; make it clear to encourage collaboration. You’ll learn more if people can find you through your work.| Josh Beckman
Writer’s self-doubt after you finish writing your book is normal—discover how to manage these emotions and move forward with confidence.| Atmosphere Press
From Disruption to Direction: Navigating Change in European Publishing| Integra
We love it when people make connections for us. As we see so often in the WordPress community, talented and generous people introduce us to other talented and generous people. Like Pete Springer who introduced us to Melanie McGauran and Beth Kennedy. Or Dr. Stein who introduced us to Lois Roelofs. Most recently Mark Wukas, … More Episode 121: Creativity & the Writer’s Journey with Michael Frutig| The Heart of the Matter
The University of Pennsylvania Press journals program will continue to expand in 2026, adding a new title and transitioning one of our existing journals| University of Pennsylvania Press
If you haven’t registered for our 2025 Virtual Conference: Publishing Regency Historical Fiction in the Modern World to be held August 21st– 23rd, 2025, there’s still time! We’ve kept the same pricing through 11:59 PM EDT, August 18th EDT. RFW Members enjoy a discount and you can save by joining and then registering and getting...| Regency Fiction Writers
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We’re Going Fishin’ … but First, a Deadline for YOU Today (Wednesday, August 13) is the last day to submit …Continue reading →| Kite Tales
The lessons of decades of research into assessment and feedback haven’t tracked across into the practice of peer review. Madeleine Pownall wonders why not| Wonkhe
Here’s the Full Text of the Launch Announcement From the BTAA (Big Ten Academic Alliance): In partnership with seven Big Ten-affiliated university presses, the Big Ten Academic Alliance’s Center for Library Programs announces the expansion of the Big Ten Open Books project with the publication of the second 100-book collection. The second collection is centered […]| Library Journal infoDOCKET
Green Man Gaming is proud to announce the launch of its brand new games charity bundle platform| MCV/DEVELOP
Magazine layouts are complex. So are comic book layouts. This post looks at some best practices and includes resources for starter templates.| Write, Publish, & Sell
My publisher, Andrews McMeel, just sent me a few advance copies of the upcoming bookstore edition of How Comics Are Made, which hits the shelves June 3, 2025. I did a modest unboxing so you can see the new cover components and the great job their printer did on this mass-market edition. I’m quite pleased in every regard! You can snag a copy ahead of time by pre-ordering from many fine bookstores of all sizes. I’ve provided a list of pre-order links for a range of from local stores up to i...| Glenn Fleishman interrogates the past
My currently active titles. An extended Pi Day sale is currently underway at Take Control Books, an ebook publisher where I have nine active titles. You get 31.4% off all titles; if you own existing books, that discount applies to upgrade pricing, too! No coupon is needed, and the sale lasts until Monday night. How Comics Are Made, coming June 3, 2025 Last week, I finished out sales of my 2024 book How Comics Were Made, a look at the history of newspaper comics production and reproduction. Th...| Glenn Fleishman interrogates the past
Every year, I like to recap what I did professionally in the previous one. This year built on work and events already planned and in progress, so I have less to report in volume despite having a quite busy twelve months. Cover of How Comics Were Made How Comics Were (and Are) Made The most significant thing I did in 2024 was to crowdfund and publish How Comics Were Made, my book digging into the production and reproduction of newspaper comics from the 1890s to the present. I took the book to ...| Glenn Fleishman interrogates the past
Emerald Publishing has adopted Dimensions Author Check from Digital Science as part of Emerald’s ongoing commitment to research integrity.| Digital Science
When I started trying to get into journalism in the early 2010s, the old newspaper business model was in terminal crisis.| Compact
0 0 0 0We know there’s a lot of buzz about AI right now, and for good reason. AI can be a powerful tool for authors. But here’s the good news: whether you’re experimenting with AI or sticking to trusted tools, there are plenty of small, smart ways to make your marketing more manageable. The […]| Written Word Media
Editor Robert Lee Brewer explains that the publishing journey looks different for everyone, but there are a few things authors can do to help themselves through the process.| Writer's Digest
With growing dissatisfaction about the state of the internet, I spent a few months in 2025 digging into things like the fediverse (Mastodon etc.), self-hosting, and other ways of reclaiming the internet from companies like Google. On my travels, I came across the term POSSE, which stands for Publish (on your) Own Site Syndicate Elsewhere. Here's how it applies to my writing.| Leon Furze
The American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) is pleased to announce the appointment of Miriam Segura, PhD, as the next Editor-In-Chief of its education journal—CBE—Life Sciences Education (LSE) —beginning August 1, 2025. LSE has become the pioneering and leading journal in life sciences education research since its launch 20 years ago. Dr. Segura is a Professor… The post ASCB Announces Miriam Segura as New Editor-In-Chief for Its Education Journal CBE-Life Sciences Education (...| | ASCB
In a reading slump? There's no need to fear, CUA Press "Staff Reads" is here! This August the Press is reading a variety of topics and genres, some of which include Jewish history, dystopian fiction, and even a tell-all investigative piece on the music streaming industry! The post What Are We Reading This August? appeared first on Catholic University of America Press.| Catholic University of America Press
Sign up for the Nieman Storyboard newsletter, delivered every Friday in your inbox. *** Dear Storyboard community, The murkier, messier, and more distracting the internet gets for reading (and doomscrolling), the more I appreciate physical books — and, as an added bonus, getting to meet the authors in real life. I recently attended events featuring several writers on Storyboard's radar: In Seattle, Brendan O'Meara (host of the long-running Creative Nonfiction Podcast) read from his new b...| Nieman Storyboard
For many authors, making big edits for a story or book doesn't mean throwing out valuable work| Nieman Storyboard
If a publisher can’t market their books without relying on authors matching their efforts, they’re not very good at Publishing. Sorry, not sorry.| As in guillotine...
Marginalized & diverse authors now more than ever need all the support they can get! According to Publishers Weekly summer 2025 Financial Report, sales of Young Adult Fiction “inched up only 0.1%” despite an estimated over 2.0 million copies sold. If you are able to financially you should be prioritizing POC + BIPOC and marginalized… Continue reading How Pre-Orders Support Diverse Authors & 3 Ways You Can Help As A Reader| The Booked Shelf
Discover the world of eco-fiction and how storytelling can help us reimagine our relationship with the Earth.| Atmosphere Press
I guess many readers will have had peer reviews where the reviewer doesn't appear to have understood, or even properly read, the paper they...| deevybee.blogspot.com
I know. It’s been a while. I’ve been thinking about how I publish my poetry and stories, and concluded that the simple way is the best way. I don’t wish to spend a lot of time and…| Mick Canning
Bloomsbury Academic & Professional is partnering with Digital Science to introduce Altmetric Explorer across the whole of its e book platform, Bloomsbury Collections. The post Bloomsbury partners with Digital Science to monitor online impact appeared first on Digital Science.| Digital Science
Jordan Anaya of Omnes Res — creator of the PrePubMed search engine for biomedical preprints — recently comparedbioRxiv to PeerJ Preprints. We agree that PeerJ offers the better technology and user experience. However, bioRxiv has greater adoption in the biodata sciences. In fact, since my last blog post on preprints at the beginning of 2016, bioRxiv has grown by 149% from 2,785 to 6,933 preprints. The growth has been fueled largely by the efforts …| Satoshi Village
Last June, I released a summary of the recent publishing delays at 3,475 journals. The post attracted lots of attention via Twitter and Nature News, primarily because scientists are frustrated with the sluggish pace of publishing. However, a major question remained. Are publication delays getting shorter or longer? Kendall Powell, writing a feature for Nature News released in tandem with this post, contacted me. Her investigation had uncovered a widespread belief that delays were …| Satoshi Village
On April 22, 2015 my research was formally accepted to PLOS Computational Biology. 68 days later the article has yet to be published. My current project builds on the forthcoming study and would benefit from its publication. Frustrated, I decided to investigate whether such delays are commonplace at PLOS. Publication and acceptance delays at PLOS I started by retrieving all PubMed records for the 7 PLOS journals. For each journal, I randomly selected 1000 articles …| Satoshi Village
For Immediate Release Contact: Kathy Hilliard, SVP Marketing and Corporate Communications kathy.hiliard@andrewsmcmeel.com Kansas City, MO (July 14, 2025) – Andrews McMeel Publishing (AMP) announces the release of Fourth Wing: The Official Coloring Book, set for publication September 9, 2025, and Fourth Wing Officially Licensed Fan Art 2026 Wall Calendar, available August 19, 2025. Filled with gorgeous illustrations by devoted fan artists, the Fourth Wing Official... The post...| Andrews McMeel Publishing
Discover how Lulu empowers travel agencies and tourism boards to publish guides, photo books, calendars, and more with easy print-on-demand solutions.| Write, Publish, & Sell
Several important changes are coming to Active Calculus (Single Variable) in time for the Fall 2025 semester, including a new Second Edition; at the same time, the current versions will remain fully available for the foreseeable future. If you are currently teaching with AC using the HTML at https://activecalculus.org/single/ and don’t want to make any changes, you won’t need to do anything other than update the link from which you access the HTML. The new, stable URL for the current vers...| Active Calculus
A great deal of my professional life involves writing, so the prospect of copyedits on a book manuscript conjures a special kind of fear and loathing. I’m also a writing instructor, of both fiction…| The Patron Saint of Superheroes
Listen as Ruairi Doyle and Lou Grasser from Le Monde discuss digital transformation, subscription growth, and new ways to engage news audiences.| blog.pressreader.com
Discover how authors are using Kickstarter to fund books, build community, and test marketing—all with expert tips from crowdfunding pro Russell Nohelty. The post Crowdfunding for Authors: How to Kickstart (Literally) Your Next Book appeared first on Written Word Media.| Written Word Media
0 0 0 0The Self Publishing Show Live, aka the biggest indie author conference in Europe, made its return this year with a fresh new format and the same amazing energy it’s known for. This show has a reputation for being one of the most inspiring and useful events in the indie publishing world, and […]| Written Word Media
Following the success of “Why Sharks Matter,” lots of colleagues have asked me if I think they should write a popular science book, or how to approach it. I’ve shared various of t…| Southern Fried Science
On the latest episode of the Nieman Storyboard podcast, we’re joined by Dana A. Williams, author of the new book “Toni at Random: The Iconic Writer’s Legendary Editorship,” for a conversation about Toni Morrison and her work as a trade editor at Random House, where she championed Black writers working in all genres and ultimately changed the publishing landscape. The book is the first to focus solely on the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer’s editing career, and it offers pr...| Nieman Storyboard
Check out As in guillotine... for more. "Taking back control over your music should be one of the easier places to start." Five Things for July 10, 2025 Five Things: July 10, 2025, by Guy LeCharles Gonzalez, was originally posted on As in guillotine....| As in guillotine…
With 100 campaigns under their belt, Microcosm Publishing isn't just a repeat creator. They're a Kickstarter Pro.| Kickstarter Blog: Crowdfunding Tips, Stories & Insights
I can’t even start writing a play until I have mapped its inner world. Sometimes the outer world, but mostly, what it feels like to be inside it.| Northwestern University Press
Scholarly publishers can now fully integrate research integrity checks into their editorial and submission workflows with Dimensions Author Check API. The post Digital Science to strengthen research integrity in publishing with new Dimensions Author Check API appeared first on Digital Science.| Digital Science
I’m having a bit of a clear-out. Here are some of the art books I’ve accumulated over the years. All priced to sell (I don’t think you’ll find any of them for less online) and all available for immediate purchase on eBay. Histoire(s) du Cinema – Jean-Luc Godard Four hardback volumes and five CDs in… Continue reading Art book sale!| Bowblog
Ask Tina offers advice to an instructor and their students wondering about the best publishing route for their book-length projects. The post Ask Tina: Publishing Pros & Cons appeared first on book inc.| book inc
In this inspiring episode of the Sharing the Heart of the Matter podcast, Vicki Atkinson and I are talking with author and blogger from the Aspiring Blog, Ritish Sharma. Ritish and his co-author, D…| The Heart of the Matter
Early-Bird Registration continues through the month of July for our 2025 Virtual Conference: Publishing Regency Historical Fiction in the Modern World to be held August 21st– 23rd, 2025! After 11:59 PM EDT, July 31st, registration fees will go up, so why wait? Unlock exclusive discounts and benefits while saving big on our annual conference. Join...| Regency Fiction Writers
Updated 7/14/25: According to a post from SFWA, Must Read Books has removed some of the troubling contractual language. SFWA was considering de-listing Analog from their Market report, but, on Jul…| Locus Online
From the Joint Statement (via The Scholarly Kitchen): This year has brought unprecedented challenges to the U.S. research enterprise – sweeping federal funding cuts, capricious reductions in the federal workforce, and destabilizing attacks on universities, laboratories, and federal research agencies. More than simply a policy shift, these actions adversely affect America’s scientific enterprise and will […]| Library Journal infoDOCKET
Here’s the Complete Statement From NIH: As part of its ongoing commitment to scientific transparency and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) today announced plans to implement a new policy that will cap how much publishers can charge NIH-supported scientists to make their research findings publicly accessible. This initiative reflects […]| Library Journal infoDOCKET
Diversify your creator business revenue with print-on-demand products, such as books. They don’t require a big upfront investment or inventory management. The post How Print-on-Demand Products Help Creators Grow Audience and Revenue appeared first on The Tilt Publishing.| The Tilt Publishing
Publishing a book during a global pandemic has been – like much else in life – a dizzying rollercoaster. Publicity strategies I’d been working on for months collapsed overnight. But there are always two sides to the coin: ON THE DOWN SIDE… The big conferences at which I’d planned to speak (and which provide a…| Geoff White
