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It's Time To End Gendered Book Covers
May 9, 2013 You are informed about a book's perceived quality through a number of ways. Probably the biggest is the cover. (Other messages include: blurbs (who they are from), comparisons, review coverage, store placement, and categorization.) And the simple fact of the matter is, if you are a female author, you are much more likely to get the package that suggests the book is of a lower perceived quality. Continue reading... KEITH RUNYON | | The Fitzgeralds of Montgomery, Alabama | Thirty-nine years ago, as a very young Courier-Journal reporter, I traveled south by train to Montgomery, Alabama, to connect with the world that novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda, knew in the early part of the 20th century. Continue reading... | | ALICE HOFFMAN | | A Day for Mothers and Daughters | If we could somehow time-travel and meet our mothers when they were 8-year-olds who were afraid of thunder storms, or college students in love with the wrong man, or young mothers-to-be awaiting our births, all that we believe that we know would likely replaced by a different vision. Continue reading... | | | | DALEY JAMES FRANCIS | | You've Finished Your Novel... Now What? | When that eureka moment hits you though, what happens next? That huge PDF file on your computer isn't going to leap out and sell itself. You have to know how to put it out to your audience and go through the steps you need to take to get it ready for consumption. Continue reading... | | |
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