Interview with Joanne Elder, author of 'Spectra' - Workflow: Writing

Facebook Reads, Grammar PSA & Zombie Jogging: Top Publishing Stories of the Week

7635 readers For your weekend reading pleasure, we?ve collected the ten most popular publishing stories of the week?ranging from a sign by frustrated Borders employees (embedded above) to Stephen King?s sequel to The Shining to gloomy bookstore predictions. Click here to sign up for GalleyCat?s daily email newsletter, getting all our publishing

Foreign Rights: Not for the Faint of Heart

2450 readersIn 2006 I had a mid-grade novel accepted for publication and the publisher and I agreed a sequel would be a good idea so I got onto writing that and submitted this at the beginning of 2008. The first book came out late 2008 and the sequel was schedu...

Interview with J.B. Miller, author of ?No Time for Love? + GODIVA CHOCOLATE & PAPERBACK COPY OF NO TIME FOR LOVE GIVEAWAY

5468 readers J.B. Miller is a published author of fiction, non-fiction, award-winning poetry, music, and numerous articles and blogs. No Time For Love is her first novel. She resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and three children. Visit her blog at http://notimeforlovebyjbmiller.wordpress.com. Welcome to Literarily Speaking, JB! ?Yesterday I reviewed your first chapter and loved

Reed Business Information Closes 23 Trade Publications

3683 readersReed Business Information (RBI) has concluded its divestment of US controlled circulation magazines. They announced the closing of a number of trade titles today. To conclude the divestment process, the publishing operations of the remaining RBI-US co...

Stephen King Reveals Release Date for Sequel to The Shining

2984 readers Novelist Stephen King announced that he will publish Doctor Sleep on September 24, 2013. Scribner and Hodder & Stoughton will publish the book, a sequel to The Shining. While accepting the Mason Prize at George Mason University last year,? King read an excerpt from the sequel (video embedded above). io9 has more about the reading: ?Doctor Sleep,

The Story Behind Dax Rigby, War Correspondent by John Rosenman

7665 readers The Story Behind the Book is one of Literarily Speaking?s most popular features. Here we find out either the inspiration behind authors? books or how they got published. Today?s guest is John Rosenman, author of Dax Rigby, War Correspondent (MuseItUp Publishing). ????????????????????????????????????????????? Dax Rigby, War Correspondent ? Why I Wrote it and How I Published It by John

20 Who Died Under 40

2055 readersI decided to make a list of 20 writers whose lives were cut short, but who managed to make a big impact in the literary world nonetheless. Unlike the New Yorker?s ?20 Under 40,? this list includes poets.?Something I learned researching and putting this together: if you?re a writer beware of the tuberculosis, it takes

What Did My Years as an Agent Bring to My Writing?

5905 readersKath here. Today?s guest is literary agent and author?Jean Naggar.?Jean was born in Alexandria, Egypt. She grew up in Cairo, moving to England, and then New York City, where she currently resides. She is the founder of the prominent Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency, Inc. Her work has been published in the?New York Times, the?Village

More Semiotics of Engineering

3777 readersFor those that may have missed the comments on the recent post titled The Semiotics of Engineering, a reader shared a link that included the following image. Can anyone guess which college's engineering program this represents?

More Semiotics of Engineering

197 readersFor those that may have missed the comments on the recent post titled The Semiotics of Engineering, a reader shared a link that included the following image. Can anyone guess which college's engineering program this represents?

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