Monthly Archives: May 2011

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Publishing Innovators | Jerry D. Simmons – Author Advocate

Publishing Innovators | Jerry D. Simmons – Author Advocate

Jerry D. Simmons has spent many years in the book publishing industry and I first came across him on Nothing Binding (a social network, resource for writers to communicate and sell their work) several years ago. He is an absolute hive of experience and has given many talks on the industry and delivered tutorials for self-publishing

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The changing nature of the publishing value chain | FutureBook

The changing nature of the publishing value chain | FutureBook: Jürgen Snoeren is Digital Operations Manager with Amsterdam publisher Meulenhoff Boekerij. He began his career in publishing as an editor for Meulenhoff and was publisher of the commercial imprint of De Boekerij for several years before becoming Digital Manager in 2009. He has a degree

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Bowker Releases Preliminary 2010 Annual Books in Production Report (PDF link included)

R. R. Bowker today released preliminary figures for book production during 2010 based on their Books in Print database. Traditionally produced books rose by 5% while non-traditionally produced books rose by an astonishing 169%. Be aware that the non-traditional sector is made up by a vast majority of print on demand publishers issuing public domain titles. This

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Amazon Launch Mysteries and Thrillers Imprint

Amazon is certainly not watching the grass grow around them. Barely a week or two goes by without them ramping up their publishing wing. This week is no different, and today Amazon announced another new imprint – Thomas & Mercer – dedicated to the genres of mysteries and thrillers. Self-published author J.A. Konrath is one of the authors amongst

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Roth Awarded Man Booker International Prize | The Bookseller

Image via Wikipedia Roth awarded Man Booker International Prize The Bookseller Pulitzer prize-winning author Philip Roth has been awarded the International Man Booker Prize 2011. The author was chosen from a shortlist of thirteen authors and books of fiction. The prize is worth £60,000 and is awarded every two years. Related articles Man Booker prize

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