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Mock Stars: Indie Comedy and the Dangerously Funny
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Blog | Jerry D. Simmons
Home Blog Contact Tips for Writers Book Marketing Publishing FAQ's About Jerry Bookstore Five Advantages of eBooks over Print By Jerry D. Simmons | August 31st, 2011 | No Comments » (Click to add yours!) There are five gigantic advantages that eBook have over the printed book and the reasons why converting your manuscript or printed book into an eBook is a smart thing to do. 1) Distribution for eBooks is open to just about anyone. Any author has virtual access to all major outlets for
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Our Team : Highspot Inc
The Highspot team is an experienced group of consultants with skills in coaching, market analysis, publishing, and project management. Read profiles for Highspot principals Ross Slater and Jennifer Tribe, and other key team members
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Boodahjoo Music
Boodahjoo Music Music, Music Publishing, DSLR Video & Software Talk August 26th, 2011 Cleveland Rocks Drew Carey was right: Cleveland Rocks, and this week?s CS5.5 Adobe Camp seminar was true evidence of that! Once again, the three of us hit the road and presented 3 hours of Creative Suite workflow for the attendees. Held at the Botanical Gardens on a truly glorious summer day (warm, breezy, no humidity), the crowd were loud, enthused, and provided great inspiration for our
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Book Doc » ?to build a better book
Book Doc ?to build a better book. Skip to content Home19th CenturyAbout ? Older posts Why the classics? by Birdie Posted on July 22, 2011 When I started publishing the classics, for I could not afford to publish the great writers of today, I started with the I Ching. Some use it today as a fortune-telling device, throwing yarrow sticks or Chinese coins (yeah, I bought coins to try it) to see which figures might apply to my quest/question. But on careful reading, it became obvious to me