Populist Publisher POD Survey Results
The Populist Publisher recently did a survey, of which I was a part of, concerning what POD authors thought of their publishing experience. Although only 62 authors filled out the online survey, the...
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Review 4: My New-Found Land
My New-Found Land by Ann Pino Copyright: © 2008 521 Pages $6.00 E-book $14.95 Paperback What draws us to the personal diaries of others? Remember reading Anne Frank’s back in high school? While...
View ArticleNewsworthy POD Updates
As March draws to a close, I’d like to thank the 1,000+ visitors who have visited the site during its first month. I’d like to thank the four authors who’ve been reviewed thus far: thank you for...
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Mark, a Lulu engineer, has been making the rounds, recently commenting on my previous post and also commenting on Veinglory’s recent remarks concerning Lulu over at Podpeep. Excellent thoughts from...
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The POD Diary – May 12th, 2008
Due to the lack of interest in the Success Stories feature I had created last month, and at an attempt to keep things fresh and interesting here at the LLBR site, I have replaced that tab with...
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Review 10: Footsteps in the Darkness
Footsteps in the Darkness by Matthew Kerry Copyright: © 2008 100 Pages $9.06 Paperback Free E-Book I can’t resist a good short story anthology. I love being able to sit down with a collection and read...
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Review 20: Letters from David by Eve Paludan
Letters from David by Eve Paludan Copyright: © 2008 209 Pages $2.49 E-Book Eve Paludan is a busy woman: writer, photographer, editor, web designer, and artist. Just check out her CV on her MySpace...
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The End of Summer
Despite it just reaching 98 degrees this week here in St. Louis, stores everywhere are going to start thinking about “End of Summer” sales and start stocking the shelves with single subject notebooks...
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Writing For Children
To the uninitiated, writing books for children is easy. You put a few words on the page and add some pictures. How hard can that be? Often times this thinking will lead someone who has decided to write...
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What You Don’t Know About Writing What You Know
About a year ago, I received an email from a college-going complete stranger on MySpace who had been recommended my first book, The Other Side of What, because a friend of his thought the storyline of...
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