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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Penguin Random House Merger Helps Author Solutions Exploit Writers
Penguin and Random House officially merged on July 1 creating the largest trade publisher in the world. This merger has given fresh impetus to one of their subsidiaries to scam unsuspecting writers – Author Solutions, the largest vanity press in … Continue reading
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Tagged author solutions, authorhouse, iuniverse, new york times, palibrio, scam, the bookseller, trafford, word on the street, xlibris
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5 Book Marketing Myths You Need To Forget – Guest Post by Joanna Penn
Anyone familiar with Joanna Penn’s blog – The Creative Penn – will know what an excellent resource it is for writers, particularly on marketing, where she regularly offers no-nonsense advice that actually works. When I heard she was writing a … Continue reading
