As Suw Charman-Anderson recently wrote in her article, “New York Times Reviews Self-Published Book” on Forbes.com, “If there’s one thing every self-published author yearns for, it’s to be reviewed alongside traditionally published books. ” While she goes on to say that “for most that’s a dream that is unlikely to come true,” that just may be changing. Read more →
Who is an amazing man from the 19th century too many people don’t know about? Charles Knowlton. Now more will, thanks to this excellent biography, An Infidel Body-Snatcher and the Fruits of his Philosophy: The Life of Charles Knowlton by Dan Allosso.
Knowlton was an influential member of the freethinker and social reformer community in the 19th century… Read more →
These days, many people think that writing an eBook is much easier than a traditional book. Not so. An eBook can be shorter than a traditional book, but not necessarily so. Even if it is shorter, it has to be tighter. Streamlining content to be as tight as possible is a real art. Read more →
Confessions of a Childfree Woman fills a needed niche of nonfiction writings on having no children by choice. Marcia Drut-Davis’ memoir gives us an up close and personal story from who we don’t hear enough from in the childfree community – the elder childfree. And she tells us has an unforgettable story about her appearance on 60 Minutes… Read more →
