John Sheirer is at it again. A prolific writer of fiction and memoir, John has published a new collection of linked short fiction, “Stumbling Through Adulthood,” which carries the Janice Beetle
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Client’s Book Reviewed by Daily Hampshire Gazette
Note: Today’s blog is a review by Steve Pfarrer of the Daily Hampshire Gazette of Nick Grabbe’s book, Print and Privilege: Newspaper writer tells his own story. The book has been out for several
Helping a Client Get the Good News Out
Business remains steady for Janice Beetle Books, and Beetle Press is getting busy again as well. Through my PR business, I write blogs and craft press releases for Thornes Marketplace in Northampton
This Blogger Was Recently Featured by Another Book Blogger
Note: I was featured recently in book blogger Laura Smith’s blog as a guest poster. Laura reviews books and blogs about them. What appears below is an excerpt from the post I wrote for her site.
First UK Author Offers Book on Online Presenting
Last November, I had an email that I first thought must be spam because it was from a potential client—but he lived in the UK.
Using My Relatively New Superpowers to Fight Against COVID-19
I am still feeling the financial effects of COVID-19.
Client Reflection
Note: Charlene Moses’ memoir, Given to Submission, has been out for about a month, and we wanted to check in with her to see what kind of feedback she has been getting. The following is a Q&A
Guest Blogger Talks about Why She Writes for Children
Note: As I worked to publish “Willful Evolution: Because healing the heart takes strength,” I reached out to online bloggers and print reviewers alike to secure book reviews. One blogger who responded
A Q&A on Willful Evolution
With Willful Evolution: Because healing the heart takes strength available now in my Shop and on Amazon, I wanted to put some more information out there to help potential readers get a better sense of
Feedback from a client
Nick Grabbe is a former colleague of mine, from our newspaper days. Nick was the editor of the Amherst Bulletin, and I was an editor at a partner paper owned by the same publishers. Recently, I had