Why pictures are important in studying American History
Kathleen Gripman’s illustrated ‘American History Made Easy,’ which continues to sell around the world, rests on 40 years of research that continues to shape new illustrated history books. …
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Enjoy her story in video: Celebrating USA Today Woman of the Year honor with Najah Bazzy as Ramadan begins in 2023
As Ramadan begins in 2023, our author Najah Bazzy is honored by USA Today as a Woman of the Year. This story streams a 3-minute video about her humanitarian work from Michigan ABC affiliate WXYZ-TV. …
‘Healing the World’ is among our many books building healthier communities around the world
Front Edge Publishing publishes books that will build healthy communities with their contents. In some cases, our books also raise funds. This story explains how our new book Healing the World: Gustavo Parajón, Public Health and Peacemaking Pioneer directly helps the nonprofit AMOS on the ground in Nicaragua. …
Why Goodreads may be the world’s slowest social media—and why that’s a good thing
Goodreads has millions of members, but is one of the slowest forms of social media. This column explains why that’s a good thing. …
Celebrating with Howard Brown the ‘International Impact’ of his memoir Shining Brightly
As a publishing house, we celebrate with our authors when their work is honored for its positive impact in the world. …
Celebrating top Amazon rankings for ‘Healing the World’
Marketing director Susan Stitt writes about the importance of achieving an Amazon best-seller status with new releases like our Gustavo Parajón biography ‘Healing the World.’ …
What Is Amazon Doing to its Author Central Pages?
Front Edge Publishing Marketing Director Susan Stitt reports on how our publishing house and our authors are responding to dramatic changes Amazon has made in January 2023 to its Amazon Central Author Pages. …
‘Struck by Hope’ author Jeanine Patten-Coble breaks through to a national TV audience with Tamron Hall
Need a story of hope and resilience? Jeanine Patten-Coble, the founder of Little Pink Houses of Hope and the author of ‘Struck by Hope,’ was featured nationally on Tamron Hall’s Disney-ABC-network show. This video of her appearance, then, drew more than 1.6 million viewers in just three days. …
Thanks to Michigan State University Bias Busters, 17 government offices are more welcoming to minorities
MSU Bias Busters professor Joe Grimm writes about the way the 20 guides to diversity that his students have produced now are helping government officials in many offices to be more sensitive in welcoming minorities. …
Thanks to artist Rick Nease, our book covers keep ‘Shining Brightly’
One key to our success over 15 years has been the brilliant imagery on our book covers by art director Rick Nease. In this column, Editor David Crumm explains the importance of such visually arresting covers and illustrates that with some great examples from Rick Nease’s work. …