Monthly Archives: January 2011

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Journal of Universal Rejection – Where Every Writer and Every Book is Equal!

Journal of Universal Rejection – Where Every Writer and Every Book is Equal!

Journal of Universal Rejection: About the Journal The founding principle of the Journal of Universal Rejection (JofUR) is rejection. Universal rejection. That is to say, all submissions, regardless of quality, will be rejected. Despite that apparent drawback, here are a number of reasons you may choose to submit to the JofUR: You can send your manuscript here

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Lulu: From Rough Patch to Drain? | POD People

Emily Veinglory of POD People considers Lulu, and whether the DIY self-publishing service provider has overcome the ‘rough patch’ or is now ‘circling the drain’. Related articles Popular gorilla Lulu dies at Ohio’s Columbus zoo (seattletimes.nwsource.com) Author Story: “How I Went About Self-Publishing” (lulu.com) Popular gorilla Lulu dies at Ohio’s Columbus zoo (sfgate.com) Most likely the shortest

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Darwin and The Evolution of Publishing

Every time a great beast steps forward and takes a bite from the fruit – the beast grows a tiny bit bigger and the fruit is diminished a little more. I could be speaking about how self-publishing is slowly making its way inside the great whale that is commercial publishing. The true guide line of

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ASI Partners with Writers’ Digest to Form Self-Publishing Service Abbott Press

Author Solutions (ASI) has once again expanded its suite of partnerships in the self-publishing world. The below announcement is a partnership with…interestingly…Writers’ Digest. Here is the official press release, but I may have more to say on this later in the week. Strategic Partnership Provides Writers a Platform to Improve Their Craft and Get Published

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Authors! You may have no morals – so know your place!!

“Author’s conduct evidences a lack of due regard for public conventions and morals, or if Author commits a crime or any other act that will tend to bring Author into serious contempt, and such behavior would materially damage the Work’s reputation or sales.” No, it’s not a line I have dug up from a publishing

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