Critical Conversations as Leadership: New Book Teaches How To Drive Change
In this leadership primer, Bill Donohue describes possible approaches to critical conversations at work as a card game he calls Card Talk. …
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MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters series: What We Learned by Asking 1,000 Questions
For years, MSU journalism students who have been asking questions to help all of us successfully navigate our diverse communities. …
What are the best podcasts for writers and authors?
If you’re serious about writing, you should pay attention to podcasts. Our Marketing Director shares her top 5 favorite Podcasts on Writing! …
Why would you keep your book off Amazon.com?
Some authors and publishers choose to become the sole distributors of their books. While this strategy is difficult, it also has advantages. …
Who publishes Muslim books these days?
While enormous publishing operations produce Islamic books in Muslim majority countries, relatively few publishers focus on Islam in the US. …
I’m a published author, now: How can I market my book?
As an author today, you’re likely to find yourself hiring an outside public-relations rep—or managing the marketing yourself. …
Master Storyteller Rabbi Jack Riemer Packs a Lifetime of Sermons into a New Devotional
Finding God in Unexpected Places: Wisdom for Everyone from the Jewish Tradition, is a compilation of sermons by a gifted storyteller. …
Harnessing the BookEdge software to breathe new life into out-of-print books
Transforming old titles is one of our specialties. Our system breathes new life into a book keeps its content flexible for the future. …
Monitoring Amazon’s Buy Buttons: Why is someone else selling my book?
In the publishing industry, resellers can now immediately list their own copies of new and used books in an often automated system. …
Joining the Social Media Conversation: What is a Hashtag? How do you use Hashtags?
Today, part of being a helpful citizen in the social network is letting readers find themes that interest them in an ocean of media. …