Why there’s neither a hyphen nor a cap-S when spelling antisemitism
Editor David Crumm writes about consensus among journalists to stop using either a hyphen or a capitalized letter in spelling antisemitism. …
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Since our founding, Front Edge has been lifting up Native American voices
Since the founding of our publishing house in 2007, the Front Edge team has emphasized Native American advocacy by lifting up Indian writers. In this column, Editor David Crumm explains why Warren Petoskey’s memoir, Dancing My Dream, is so important to read in 2021—along with the MSU Bias Busters’ book, …
It’s so easy to help spread this Good News: Please, save 11:55 a.m. May 25 to help us launch ‘What Belongs to God’
We’re calling on all friends of our publishing house: Please, invite friends to the live online launch event for David Livingston Edwards’ book “What Belongs to God.” In this column, you will find easy links for sharing the news on social media—and, if you read this column after the May …
Author Larry Buxton becomes our video companion as millions of American churchgoers hear about the life of David
This week, author Larry Buxton reports: “This summer, millions of American churchgoers will hear weekly readings about King David. I’ve already started talking about about this amazing, inspiring and often deeply troubling hero. I’ve just posted my entire video series on David’s life on my website.” …
Calling all caregivers for a hopeful, helpful event! (And, that’s more than 50 million of us.)
Our Front Edge Publishing news this week is our launch announcement for one of the most important books we have published since our founding 15 years ago. We hope many people will join us on March 23 for an inspiring and informative 45-minute online launch event. This book is a …
Remembering Linda Jarkey and her love of the whole world
In this memorial column to author and educator Linda Jarkey, David Crumm shares memories of her love of children and of world travel. Linda died at 71 after a struggle with cancer. Her legacy includes her creative work on the picture book “Sadie Sees Trouble.” …
Our Authors Are Offering Free Resources to Cope with the COVID19 Crisis
Our publisher put out the call: “We’re known for publishing books that help people. In the middle of this pandemic, let’s find ways to do more.” Many of our authors are responding with free spiritual resources from teaching and stories and videos—to a Quick Laugh from a famous standup comic. …
Dealing with prejudice? We’re all confronting bias in . Here’s how to become part of the solution.
To combat a rising tide of racism, the Michigan State University School of Journalism’s Bias Busters program is releasing a library of 11 different volumes in its series on racial, cultural and religious diversity. In these books, they say: “We answer the questions everybody is asking, but nobody is answering.” …
Scratch ‘n’ Sniff eBooks: New advances in technology give readers a whiff of the new book smell
Today, we’re excited to announce Front Edge books now support a sensory media long-missing from books: olfactory ink, or o-ink for short. That’s right! Scratch ‘n’ Sniff eBooks! …
What you should know about the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
This summer, Internet users around the world are seeing notices about new privacy protections at popular websites. A European Union law regulating the collection and use of our personal data went into effect and, because the Internet is global, everyone is involved in the effort. In this column, we provide …