My first memory of discovering a Little Free Library dates back to 2011.
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Is Getting a Book Published as Difficult as Getting a Game Licensed?
Note: I recently reached out to client Leslie Lawrence for some advice about producing a game. Along with being an author, she has a great deal of experience in marketing games. She and her husband,
Old book still has relevant lessons
When I was in sixth grade, my paternal grandmother passed away and left me her typewriter. I’d already been writing little stories in the notebook she’d given me when I was six—about my brothers, my
A conversation with Author Leslie Lawrence
Leslie Lawrence was the founder of a marketing and advertising agency in Western Mass before she retired to volunteer and help others in her community in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. A colleague
A Q and A with Kathryn Mayer Part 2
I get to know my book authors predominantly by reading their books. Editing Kathryn Mayer’s third book, “The Productive Perfectionist: A Woman’s Guide to Smashing the Shackles of Perfection,” taught
A Q and A with Kathryn Mayer Part 1
I met Kathryn Mayer about a year ago, after she was connected to me by Shel Horowitz, a friend and colleague. Shel is a book marketer and editor who helped Kathryn publish her first book and market
A Q and A with author Kerri Kenning
Kerri Kenning contacted me about a year ago because she was interested in writing a memoir and needed a coach to help her get started and stay on track. After a Zoom meeting with Kerri, we partnered
A Conversation with Domenic Ciannella
Years ago, I featured Domenic Ciannella, M. Div, in a business column I compiled for the Springfield Republican. His business stood out for me because what he offered was pastoral care and grief
Author hopes to help people dance through grief into a new normal
I was introduced to Domenic Ciannella, M. Div, about 10 or 15 years ago. A former hospice chaplain, he was a grief counselor who’d founded a service called Acorn Pastoral Care. He’d also been writing
A Q & A with Gerry Hass
Several years ago, I worked with Gerry Hass on his book about the South End Community Health Center. The pandemic prevented him from doing a public reading when his book was published, but he was able