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  • The Short Road to Happiness

    by Chris Morrow | 11/22/2006 @ 07:00AM

    Supporting your local bookstore will strengthen your community— and make you happy

  • From Cold Feet to Happy Feet

    by Richard Michelson | 11/17/2006 @ 07:00AM

    The author of the first Happy Feetmakes lemonade out of lemons.

  • Hot or Not?

    by Courtney E. Martin | 11/10/2006 @ 07:00AM

    Yes, I'm cute. Now can we talk about my book?

  • The Power of Fiction

    by Michael Coffey | 11/06/2006 @ 07:00AM

    A new novel, and a Nobelist, pack the old wallop.

  • Yes, We Still Need Book Embargoes

    by Adrian Zackheim | 10/20/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Embargoes do more good than harm for everyone, especially readers.

  • Digging To China

    by Chellis Ying | 10/13/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Are American publishers prepared to work with the Middle Kingdom?

  • Wanted: A Digital Rights Policy

    by Joseph J. Esposito and Mike Shatzkin | 10/06/2006 @ 06:00AM

    When it comes to digital licensing, choose policies over lawsuits.

  • Barbarians at the Gate?

    by Brigitte Weeks | 09/29/2006 @ 06:00AM

    The Sobol Award uses technology to help aspiring novelists get through the "No Unsolicited Manuscripts" door.

  • How Do You Say 'Deal' in Thai?

    by Paul Bradley | 09/22/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Publishers and agents often take a passive approach to foreign rights, even though such sales amount to virtually free money.

  • Don't Fear eBay

    by Greg Stielstra | 09/15/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Publishers sometimes mistake opportunities for threats.

  • The Art of the Blurb

    by Roy Peter Clark | 09/08/2006 @ 06:00AM

    An unscientific study of "logrolling in our time".

  • Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves

    by Lisa Beth Kovetz | 09/01/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Erotica presents sex the way women like it.

  • Razing The Tower Of e-Babel

    by David H. Rothman | 08/25/2006 @ 06:00AM

    The reason e-books haven't caught on is simple: they're too complicated.

  • How About Cooking Something Up with Me?

    by Kim Carlson | 08/18/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Cooks are looking to the Internet—and so should cookbook publishers

  • Zero-Waste Publishing

    by Margo Baldwin | 08/11/2006 @ 06:00AM

    While going to recycled paper is an essential first step, real change will only come when book sales become nonreturnable.

  • I Made It Up

    by John Hodgman | 08/11/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Advice, how-to and miscellany for first-time authors of fiction.

  • Isn't Getting Teens to Read a Good Thing?

    by David Steinberger | 08/07/2006 @ 06:00AM

    The controversy over the product mentions in Cathy's Book misses the point.

  • Romancing the Store

    by Paula Eykelhof and Debbie Macomber | 07/28/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Independent booksellers are ignoring some of the most popular books in the market: series romance.

  • Publishing Math 101

    by Garth Sundem | 07/21/2006 @ 06:00AM

    The publishing world is mysterious and unpredictable—unless you know algebra.

  • A Bookselling Tail

    by Chris Anderson | 07/14/2006 @ 06:00AM

    Why publishers should focus on the misses instead of the hits.

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