Articles related to "Book Business"

In No-Compromise Leadership, business consultant Neil Ducoff lays out a tough course for business leaders: take responsibility for everything that goes wrong, and fix it

From October 15 to 19 Frankfurt will be the focus of the literary world: For the 60th time the Frankfurter Buchmesse opens its gates to business visitors and audience.

Steve Farber's latest book suggests a new philosophy of leadership seldom practiced in today's business world.

Business owners need to read in order to stay on top of current trends. Good book reviews help busy professionals choose which books to read, and which to avoid.

With the economy down and no bailout money in site, big and small publishers alike are cutting their output.

College textbook prices have climbed 240% since 1986, says U.S. Bureau of Labor. Here's how Congress, students and professors are trying to slow down the rising costs.

Internet publishing is quickly changing the book publishing industry. Now, print publishing and online publishing are merging to offer many options for reading new books.

Southwest Airlines' online corporate booking tool saves business travelers time and money. Book business travel online and earn bonus points with Rapid Rewards.

As book publishers look for new business models, women's fiction leader Harlequin Books may have found a way to survive with a self-publishing venture.

Most authors are on their own when it comes to promoting their work. Without sales training, the large majority of them will never sell enough books to make an impact.

For authors who wish to publish in a non-traditional manner, it is very important to distinguish between self publishing, a vanity press, and subsidizing book production.

She’s Ahsahta’s controversial editor; we often forget Janet Holmes is also a poet of remarkable talent. Her work belongs in our ongoing discussion of image and poetry.

First and Business class passengers traveling to or via Dubai can enjoy a free 1 or 2-night stay at the lavish Atlantis Hotel on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah.

As the director of Harper's Department of Books for Boys and Girls from 1940 - 1973, Nordstrom changed the face of publishing forever.

Al Weatherhead wrote The Power Of Adversity. He's faced major adversities like heart disease, arthritis and alcoholism turning them into opportunities.

Sometimes a man and woman come together because of tragic circumstances, physical attraction, or fate, and sometimes lovers find each other because of a dog.

Getting rejection letters? It's hard to take these often cold, impersonal replies in stride...especially when they pile up. What the heck are publishers looking for?

For years, book buyer Faith Hochhalter has promoted children's authors. On April 4, 2009, authors returned the favor by creating a benefit to pay her medical expenses.

Robert Kiyosaki and Dave Ramsey have polarizing viewpoints for the road to wealth, but they took the same path to literary fame.

Suite101 talks to Gregory Frost about what publishing possibly holds for new writers, the short story form and his supernatural mystery.

Self-published authors often bring to mind writers with little or no talent, and books that no one wants to read. But for every rule, there are exceptions.

The Man-of-Steel comic book hero 'Superman' soared but Shuster and co-creator Jerry Siegel were left behind. Shuster struggled to make a living with vision disabilities.

Wednesday through Sunday, May 27-31, 2009, at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City, one of the largest events in the book publishing industry will take place.