Whether you’re a brand new writer attempting your first novel, or someone who has been in the trenches for years and wants to go back to basics, hopefully spending some time answering these questions will start you on the creative path toward writing a book.
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Category: Libraries
Ran Walker’s hard work and tireless effort carving out his own path in the literary world were rewarded in 2019, when he was named the Indie Author Project’s National Indie Author of the Year.
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Know your PAM score and improve population health
Population health starts with population literacy.
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A major way people are educating themselves about racial injustice is through books.
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The Browne Popular Culture Library at Bowling Green State University (OH) is the “most comprehensive collection of popular culture items in any academic library.”
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There is no reason to think that circulation of Chinese content will slow down, especially not as more libraries and schools develop their collections to better reflect their readers.
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Duplass is a voracious reader and frequently shares his love of libraries to his nearly half a million Twitter followers.
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Have you ever encountered an extremely close family that refers to 17th century history like current events and almost seems to talk in code?
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Librarians: First responders to the illiteracy pandemic
My concerns about reading abilities go well beyond childhood. Adult literacy in the United States and around the globe is at a crisis point with the most vulnerable and marginalized members of our society at the greatest risk.
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While it is impossible to know the exact number of self-published books available on the market, all data points available indicate they continue to make a bigger dent in the market year over year.
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