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Kindle Publishing: A Diary–Day 9. Formatting Tips
Dear Diary, Wow! I put together a no-frills document template for Kindle publishing that I’m sharing for free! (I’m adding the link to the template below.) So today, I plan to share what I learned from several authors about formatting … Continue reading
Posted in ePublishing, PostADay, What I'm Reading
Tagged Amazon, Amazon Kindle, Book design, E-book, ePublishing, ePublishing for Beginners, ePublishing for Novices, Kindle, Kindle Direct Publishing, Kindle Publishing, Microsoft Word, PostADay/PostAWeek, Publishing Guide, Table of contents
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Marketing on Mobile Devices–Maybe for Books, Too?
Below is a link that takes you to a Google AdSense blog. Every Monday, the blog is dedicated to helping you improve your online sales of products and services. A lot of the posts address enough business-related information to make … Continue reading
Posted in Education, ePublishing, PostADay, What I'm Reading
Tagged AdMob, AdSense, Amazon Kindle, E-book, ePublishing, ePublishing for Beginners, Google, Google AdSense, Kindle Direct Publishing, Mobile content, Publishing, Search, Search Engines, Technology, Technology in education
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Lisa Adams: Vicissitudes of Circumstance
A few months ago, Los Angeles artist Lisa Adams asked if I would mind reviewing her latest book. Titled Lisa Adams: Vicissitudes of Circumstance, and co-authored by the writers of the introductory essays (James Scarborough and Ezrha Jean Black), the book … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art books, George Segal, Google Docs, Lisa Adams, Los Angeles, Visual Arts
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A Strange Book, Part II
Last time, I wrote: “Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, by Susanna Clarke, is indeed a strange book… So far, I’ve only read through about 25% of it, and its very strangeness keeps me reading more.” I finished the book some … Continue reading
A Strange Book…
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, by Susanna Clarke, is indeed a strange book… So far, I’ve only read through about 25% of it, and its very strangeness keeps me reading more. Taking place in early 19th century England, it deals … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, Books, England, fantasy, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, London, Magic, occult, Reading, Science Fiction, Susanna Clarke
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WWII, Time Travel, and Chaos Theory in 1
The other day, I finished the second of a two-part novel by Connie Willis. The book I just finished is All Clear (just came out in October 2010), but this is not a book you can comfortably read without having … Continue reading
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Tagged Chaos Theory, Connie Willis, London, Science Fiction, Time Travel, WWII
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