Leading Self-Publishing Company Offers Two Times as Many Free Books to Authors Publishing in June - PR.com

Leading Self-Publishing Company Offers Two Times as Many Free Books to Authors Publishing in June - PR.com: Denver, CO, June 07, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Outskirts Press, the fastest-growing self-publishing and book marketing company today announced that authors beginning their self-publishing process in June are eligible to receive two times as many free authors’ copies with their respective publishing package.

Self-publishing boosts US print output | The Bookseller

Self-publishing boosts US print output | The Bookseller: New figures suggest that recent growth in the self-publishing market has led to the first increase in print book output in the US in four years, while the print-on-demand industry’s growth has declined 69%.

Preliminary figures from Bowker, the US bibliographic information services company, are leading it to project that between 2010 and 2011, traditional print book output increased by 6%, from 328,259 titles to 347,178 books, which it says was “driven almost exclusively by a strong self-publishing market".

Paul Martin: 10 American Heroes You Didn't Know About

Paul Martin: 10 American Heroes You Didn't Know About: Inez Milholland Boissevain's brief life (1886-1916) was filled with drama: A pacifist and idealist, she was a record-setting athlete and vocal student leader at Vassar College, a crusading New York attorney who investigated the disgraceful conditions at Sing Sing prison, and a martyr to suffragists for her refusal to give up her fight for women's rights despite having developed a life-threatening case of pernicious anemia. Though she didn't live to see it happen, Boissevain was instrumental in winning women the right to vote in 1920.

Catching Fire's Finnick: Casting Down to Final Three for Hunger Games Sequel? - E! Online

Catching Fire's Finnick: Casting Down to Final Three for Hunger Games Sequel? - E! Online: Has The Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire found its Finnick Odair?

Not just yet, but it sounds like the movie franchise's studio Lionsgate could be getting close to finally picking its man to play the dreamy tribute...