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[caption id="attachment_4148" align="aligncenter" width="700"] Just a few of the 100s of cozy mysteries in hardback and paperback in a bookstore or library near you.[/caption] Edgar Allen Poe. Arthur Conan Doyle. Agatha Christie. Carolyn Keene. Sue Grafton. Jacqueline Winspear. Susan Wittig Albert. Janet Evanovich. And—You. Yes, You could join that list. …
Millions of fathers enjoy inspiring books. This column highlights great choices in sports, leadership, peacemaking and military history. …
Reporters around the world are charting paper shortages and rising prices that affect everything from newspapers to tissue paper. …
Books can be powerful markers of events in our lives. In this story, we describe how books can be modified to strengthen those messages. …
David Crumm recommends our best books for understanding ‘Our Muslim Neighbors’ in Ramadan 2022. …
Marketing Director Susan Stitt debuts two book videos she produced to build reader interest in Rabbi Lenore Bohm’s upcoming ‘Torah Tutor: A Contemporary Torah Study Guide’ for individual reading and group discussion. Want to get your friends excited about discussing this new book? Take a look and share these videos …
In this column and video, Front Edge’s David Crumm explains the inspiration behind our books, especially a new one on E. Stanley Jones. Since our founding in 2007, our books have been uplifting the lives of readers from a wide range of religious backgrounds. …
Front Edge Marketing Director Susan Stitt shares a two-page check list she reviews with authors in planning a book-launch marketing strategy. …
Last week, I wrote about the importance of remembering that all publishing depends on individual readers—and local communities. The flip side of this truth is that, these days, all publishing is international as well. Front Edge Publishing uses a global network of printers and distribution hubs. Even more importantly, we …
Media connections now circle the globe, but a powerful truth is that successful books depend on individuals in local communities choosing to read. Remembering this truth sometimes can help authors stir local interest in new books—and amplify the news about a book in one community after another. …