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• Monday Mayhem: An Ode to Author Advances

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  To most of us, the business of publishing is an intriguing mystery. Do famous authors just walk into a publisher’s office, plunk down the bare outline of their latest masterwork, and smile indolently as the fawning publisher passes them a check for millions? To find out, I’ve investigated author advances for some ...
  17 hours ago

• Guest Blog Post: Donna Grant and Virginia DeBerry

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  For the past 20 years, Donna Grant, my writing partner, and I have been writing novels, seven in total—the eighth in the works. No Pulitzer or Nobel winners, but well crafted stories that have enlightened and entertained tens of thousands of readers. Our first “big book” Tryin’ to Sleep in the Bed You Made ...
  1 week ago

• Bookswim.com Welcomes Paperspine.com Members To Join America’s Hardcover and Bestseller Book Rental Club

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  Read the press release at PRWeb.com New York, NY (PRWEB) December 20, 2009 — BookSwim’s competitor announced this month that it will be closing its doors. The two companies had similar beginnings, as Washington-based Paperspine founder Dustin Hubbard impressively grew the book rental service from a small ...
  1 week ago

• Books are Great Gifts (BAGG) Auction

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  What is better than giving a gift?  Giving a gift and donating to charity at the same time!  LitChat.net is hosting an online auction, via twitter, in which all items being given away are signed copies of books.  All of the proceeds will be donated to The Reading Tree, a charity that recycles used books back into ...
  1 week ago

• Author goes ballistic over Amazon.com review– and other book news

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  Welcome to Books Bulletin, our mostly-regular collection of wacky, weird and/or wonderful news from the book and publishing world. Did you save your Lewis Carroll when you were a kid? You may have earned yourself a year at Harvard: this first edition Alice in Wonderland sold for $40k . A copy that had been given ...
  1 week ago

• The Gift You Can’t Wrap

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  After seeing this movie, I could think of no better commercial for BookSwim gift cards.  Its the gift you can’t wrap.  Don’t forget, $10 off each gift card for the next three weeks only!
  1 week ago

• Co-Founder of BookSwim comments on competitor Paperspine.com closing

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  Paperspine.com , a worthy and innovative rival in the book rental industry sadly has fallen this month. George Burke, co-founder of BookSwim comments on the closing of Paperspine . Read: http://www.bookswim.com/paperspine.com .
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• California Chronicle: “Bookswim.com a service review for Bookpleasures.com” by Michelle Malsbury

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  Read the full article at CaliforniaChronicle.com Let me introduce you to Bookswim.com or 1-877-Bookswim. Bookswim is your non-traditional book renter. Norm Goldman, editor/owner of Bookpleasures was approached by the owner of Bookswim to review his services and products, but Norm lived in Canada and the books could ...
  1 week ago

• Fast Company: How to Work with More Meaning…and Get Paid

  
  work+life fit, inc. — Authority: 109
  Why do you work?  As we emerge from the rubble of the Great Recession , an increasing number of people from a variety of sectors and in different stages of life are searching for a more meaningful “why” behind the work they do. Paying the bills continues to be important, but there’s a growing awareness that ...
  1 week ago

• Luxury Real Estate Marketing: Dominate The Uncontested Market Space

  
  Real Blogging — Authority: 428
  Recently, we responded to an S.O.S from a successful luxury real estate marketing professional who put out this distress signal:  I have been blogging consistently. Why is no one commenting or following me?  Is there anyone out there?  For those of you who are experiencing the same frustration, here is an ...
  2 weeks ago

• “THE GIFT OF READING” BookSwim Facebook App

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  It’s finally done and complete. BookSwim’s THE GIFT OF READING App lets you send free $10 gift cards to 20 of your favorite reading buddies on Facebook. First, become a BookSwim Fan Page by clicking the button below: BookSwim.com Online Book Rental on Facebook THE GIFT OF READING is our first app! Give ...
  2 weeks ago

• Monday Mayhem - Last Minute Gift Edition

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  How is gift giving mayhem? Well - for those of you who have Christmas as your “end-goal” for gifts, you have less than 11 days left to shop. If you celebrate Chanukah (Hanukkah) then you have only a few days left until its completion. If you celebrate some other holiday in this season, then I’m sure you’re ...
  2 weeks ago

• Othello

  
  Antonio Roberts — Authority: 416
  The production of Othello is going really well. We’re four performances in and have already received positive reviews from the Guardian , Telegraph and Times and generally positive reviews from friends and attendees. Othello chorus. Photo by Fiona Cullinan Unless you have bought a ticket unfortunately ...
  2 weeks ago

• Microsoft Slurps Up Opalis

  
  Digital Daily — Authority: 705
  Evidently, Microsoft is back in a buying mood. Yesterday, the company announced plans to acquire health-care software outfit Sentillion . And now Microsoft (MSFT) says it plans to buy Opalis Software, a maker of data center management software. Financial terms, first reported by The Deal , were not disclosed. That ...
  2 weeks ago

• BookSwim.com Launches Last-Minute Gift Promotion with Commission Junction affiliates

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  Read the press release at PRWeb.com New York (PRWEB) December 11, 2009 — BookSwim, America’s “Netflix-style” rental book club, has partnered with the affiliate network Commission Junction, to help web publishers and bloggers earn 30% commissions on every last-minute Christmas and holiday gift card referral. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Dryblower on the High Cost of Shipping

  
  ROI Formula — Authority: 131
  Dryblower on the high cost of shippingIF HE was alive today the late Lang Hancock, father of the Australian iron ore industry, would be sharing a jolly good laugh with Dryblower over the curious case of Fortescue Metals Group and its trouble with ships.Neither Lang nor Blower would be laughing at FMG, or its founder, ...
  2 weeks ago

• The best use for four-letter words

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  The illustrious Nick here at BookSwim has released the current bane of my existence. It’s a spelling game called Well Versed– and just as when I play Scrabble, I keep resorting to endless series of four-letter words. Can’t help it– ‘help’, ’soon’ and ‘hear’ are just so easy to identify in the ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Influence of Music on Books

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  Every author has his or her own style when it comes to writing but a notable size of authors write while listening to music. Some authors choose to have the radio on in the background, whereas other choose to put their playlist on random. Quite a few even build a specific playlist for each book that they write. If ...
  2 weeks ago

• 7 Sure-Fire Ways to Bring a Company Blog Back from the Dead

  
  The Lost Jacket — Authority: 115
  It seemed like such a great idea at the time... Awesome. Youve sold the idea of blogging to your client or company. Now what? Its this critical question that ends up hounding most company blogs. What do you do after the initial glow wears off? Who takes ownership? Why isnt anyone commenting? Rest easy now. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Anything but Eurocentric: an ode to independent bookstores

  
  The Literary Life — Authority: 128
  I fell in love with independent bookstores one rainy September night in the Lower East Side of New York City, back in the Halcyon days of my ill-spent youth. We(others shall remain nameless)’d finally but cheerfully been chased out of a bar two hours after last call, when all the trains back to New Jersey had ...
  2 weeks ago

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