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jacksonville.com/authors/jeremy-cox-0
Jeremy Cox | jacksonville.com
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guernicamag.com/features/1528/seven_remarkable_women_claire
Guernica / Writers, Plain and Simple
Women make up 80% of the fiction reading audience in this country. So why, guest fiction editor Claire Messud asks, are women authors so frequently left off the best-of lists, and left out of prestigious book prizes? by Claire Messud
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techwyse.com/blog
Rise To The Top Internet Marketing, Conversion & Analytics Blog
1.866.410.7090 CONTACT LEARNING CENTRE RESULTS BLOG SERVICES ABOUT HOME What Will Google+ Business Pages Look like? Top 10 Features We Want to See Posted by Steve TothcloseAuthor: Steve Toth Name: Steve TothSite: http://techwyse.com/About: See Authors Posts (39) in Social Media Marketing on September 8th, 2011 Post Comments Email Print View Posts by Steve Toth Ever since the soft launch of Google+ in late June 2011 rumours of the release of Google+ business pages have
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fyicomminc.com/spirit/spirit.htm
SPIRIT
GaiaNews is a spiritual newsletter published by Joan Cartwright, President of fyicomminc, a Florida corporation that represents fine artists, photographers, musicians, magazines, authors, graphic designers and website designers. Jazzquest is the site of jazz and blues singer and composer, Joan Cartwright. She writes for a travel magazine and other publications, and on the History of Jazz and Blues
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launchbooks.com/newsandnotes
launchbooks.com
Another Terrific Review for The Con September 7th, 2011 Congratulations go out again to James Munton and Jelita McLeod, who just received another terrific review for their book The Con, out now from Rowman & Littlefield. This one is from ForeWord, which calls the book ?extremely thorough and timely? and says ?For each scenario, the authors describe a con by using a fictional character who?s been duped, and the device works very well, making the material engaging