Publishing these days includes writers from the sandlot to the big leagues, and readers are as perceptive as baseball fans at finding the home runs.
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by Allison Morris. Are you a book person, or an e-reader? Here’s some good news: you don’t have to pick. Reading differs situationally, and we’re lucky to have several mediums through which we can now buy and read books. While e-readers and e-books have exploded in popularity (e-book sales grew 117 percent in 2011 alone),
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It seems so simple: Something interesting and noteworthy happens to you, you have gained wisdom and insights from it, and you decide to tell your story to the world. It’s your story, right? You’re allowed. Well…sort of. We all know that memoir can be sticky, with releases and the need to get those pesky facts
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Books of Adventure for Kids and YA Readers Under the pen name of R.J., Robert Bucchianeri writes the adventures of Django Jagger and the occasional wildly fantastical tale — all of which are delights and fun to read. In them, Bucchianeri puts his thriller and suspense talents to work in a whole different way for his
David O. Antonuccio received his B.A. (1975) in psychology (honors) and economics from Stanford University. He received his M.A. (1979) and Ph.D. (1980) in Clinical Psychology from the University of Oregon. He is a Professor Emeritus in the Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Nevada School of Medicine and a past
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Publishing Notes from the Lucky Bat Books Team We’re approaching the end of a year, beginning of a new one, and what did we learn in 2012? What’s going to matter in 2013? It takes a team—a highly professional and accomplished team—to create a successful Lucky Bat Books. When Cindie and I (Judith) started, we had
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Nuno Moreira, a graphic designer and photographer, works with projects that include book covers, cd layouts, magazine illustration and identity development. Nuno Moreira’s work gives focus to detail and texture, bringing a specific atmosphere and mood to each specific project. His influences are diverse and come from different areas such as independent cinema, music, painting
Book Three in The Birthright Series. In a world of high school friendship — with a bit of magic and mystery thrown in — The Birthright Series by Jacci Turner takes the YA reader on a compelling and contemporary journey. The Lamb is the third, and Turner says the last, book in this popular series. Lucky Bat
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The first full collection of short fiction from award-winning writer, Douglas Smith Chimerascope [ki-meer-uh-skohp] — a story of many parts… A young artist hungers to draw you. A dinner conversation takes three lifetimes to finish. A geologist faces a planet-sized, eons-old puzzle to save her crew. The hero of the Fall of Earth must
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Proudly published by Lucky Bat Books for foreign markets in Ebook and Print [all markets outside North America] You won’t find this book in North America, but tell your friends in the rest of the world about it. Lucky Bat Books recently published it for Janis Ian and we think both ebook and print are
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