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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Brooklyn teen Alvaro Blanco writes and publishes sci-fi novel five years after learning English  - NY Daily News

Brooklyn teen Alvaro Blanco writes and publishes sci-fi novel five years after learning English  - NY Daily News: Alvaro Blanco will never forget the day last month he came home and found the first copy of his self-published book folded in with the rest of the mail.

Blanco, 17, tore open a tiny box with his name on it and pulled out his 144-page sci-fi epic that took more than a year to write and publish.

“When I first opened it I started to cry,” said Blanco.

The Colombian-born teen - who now lives in Bath Beach - came to the United States with his mother in November 2006 and didn’t speak a word of English.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

David Thorne Earned More With Self-Pub Book Than Traditional Publication - AppNewser

David Thorne Earned More With Self-Pub Book Than Traditional Publication - AppNewser: For David Thorne, a NYT Bestselling author, self-publishing has been more profitable than working with a traditional publisher.

In fact, the author has made more money from his newly self-published book I’ll Go Home Then; It’s Warm and Has Chairs, than he did from his book The Internet is a Playground, which was published by Penguin’s Tarcher imprint.

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Autistic woman: pole dancing cured my fear of outside | The Sun |News

Autistic woman: pole dancing cured my fear of outside | The Sun |News: Kaiya Latham, 27, taught herself pole dancing from the comfort of her own home using tutorials on video site YouTube.

After spending years trapped indoors she now has the confidence to pursue her dream and teach others to pole dance.
 

Saturday, June 16, 2012

CreateSpace Featured Author Theresa Ragan Talks Indie Publishing | Good E-Reader - ebook Reader and Digital Publishing News

CreateSpace Featured Author Theresa Ragan Talks Indie Publishing | Good E-Reader - ebook Reader and Digital Publishing News: Romance author Theresa Ragan, a featured author through the CreateSpace platform who also publishes her mystery and thriller titles under the name T. R. Ragan, spoke to GoodEReader at BookExpo America last week about how both options are ideally suited for self-published authors. In the case of Ragan, who actually sold over 250,000 ebooks in her first year of indie publication, the attention her books received in terms of sales led to a contract for her books to be published by Thomas & Mercer, the mystery imprint of Amazon’s traditional publishing house, Amazon Publishing.


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