As promised in my previous post, here's an exchange that offers some interesting food for thought to any writer searching for a publisher. For Jim Rossi, the answer is simple: Don't look on the web or in a guidebook for a publisher. Look in the mirror. That's what Rossi decided as he prepared his forthcoming … Continue reading Why self-publish? Your book’s a startup company, that’s why
Category: Writing
Coming soon: Why you might consider self-publishing your book
The term "vanity press" is quickly going out of date -- it has far less to do today with ego or self-gratification than it does with practicality and an awareness of conditions in the publishing industry. Over the years, it's been exciting and encouraging to hear about many authors who have built successful careers and followings … Continue reading Coming soon: Why you might consider self-publishing your book
The Wright choice for poet laureate
The Library of Congress exercised superb judgment earlier this month by selecting Charles Wright to succeed Natasha Trethewey as U.S. poet laureate. There are few modern giants still standing in the world of poetry -- there's W.S. Merwin, of course, but I have a hard time identifying too many others (I welcome any and all of … Continue reading The Wright choice for poet laureate
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