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  • San Francisco, Shame onYou!

    Out of all American cities, I thought you could hold on to an independent bookstore.

  • Confessions of a Former Screenwriter

    Learning to embrace my past, however nonliterary it may be.

  • Ghetto (Not) Fabulous

    Would the talented new breed of American women writers please stand up?

  • The Other Secret

    The power of the universe is waiting for you to exploit it.

  • Perfect Book Titles

    College basketball and book titles may not seem to have much in common, until you lay the best ones out on a page and plot a course to figure out which one should win the title of champion. Duke or Carolina? Good to Greator Miracle Cures? As March Madness office pools heat up, here's a literary take on bracketology.

  • Steal This Title

    My books' titles may not be unique, but that's all right with me.

  • The Way We Were

    As book fairs have grown, so has Lonely Planet.

  • Sold—and Not Even to the Highest Bidder

    Why independent publishers should wise up and chart their own sales and distribution course.

  • No Comprendo

    Publishers can reach Latinos—just ask a Mexican.

  • A Killer Bestseller

    Don't blow it when good fortune comes your way.

  • Letter from India

    Notes from the author of the book launching an American publisher in India.

  • Distribution Disaster

    With the recent Chapter 11 filing of AMS and its ripple effect on PGW client publishers, dozens of small publishers are trying to figure out how to cope with the bankruptcy of their distributors. I've been there, and lived to tell.

  • Naming the Name Book

    Naming our new baby-name book should've been the easy part.

  • An Interview with the Editor

    Nancy Gallt, literary agent, interviews her client, Linda Z., before an audience.

  • The Hollywood Effect

    What's a YA author to do when book packagers seem to create all the hits?

  • Chain of Fools?

    Love them or hate them, chain stores are crucial to book sales.

  • Just My Pagination

    As we enter 2007, persistent problems continue to thwart the publishing industry.

  • Let My Santa Go

    How I tried to get my not quite out-of-print book out of limbo and into holiday shoppers' hands.

  • Edgy, Schmedgy

    Remember when Jewish humor books were funny?

  • Forget Intuition

    Being labeled "women's fiction" may not be such a bad thing.

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