For a little over a decade, I was the communications missioner for the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts. I wrote stories for and designed its magazine and monthly newsletter, and, when
publishing a book
A Client Q & A with Debra Langton, Author of Every Kid Needs a Rescue
Debra Langton is currently wintering in a suburb just north of Tucson, Arizona, as we bring her book, Every Kid Needs a Rescue, to market. She hopes to reach readers of all ages with her heart-warming
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,
Larceny in the Aisles is Hot Off the Press!
Mark Scamman worked in the supermarket industry for one chain store for over four decades, and now he is an author! His book, Larceny in the Aisles: Stories from a Supermarket Manager, is now
How a Copy Shop Became a Book Publisher
For as long as I can remember, I have been partnering with Collective Copies in Florence. Back before I could make PDFs and send them to clients via email, the folks at Collective Copies printed
Feedback from a Client
Note: John Sheirer is a prolific writer of fiction and memoir, and this summer, he published a new collection of linked short fiction, “Stumbling Through Adulthood,” which carries the Janice Beetle
The Cost of Publishing Your Book
Note: My work with new clients often begins with a conversation on the options they have for publishing, the timetables associated with those choices, and the costs. The majority of my clients choose
The Work and Benefits of Self-Publishing Your Book
Note: My work with new clients often begins with a conversation on the options they have for publishing, the timetables associated with those choices, and the costs. The majority of my clients choose
Reasons Why Authors Want to Publish in the Traditional Way
Note: My work with new clients often begins with a conversation on the options they have for publishing, the timetables associated with those choices, and the costs. The majority of my clients choose
Finding an Agent to Market Your Book
Note: My work with new clients often begins with a conversation on the options they have for publishing, the timetables associated with those choices, and the costs. The majority of my clients choose