Discusses Enlightenment Town: Finding Spiritual Awakening in a Most Improbable Place Let’s say you’re the president of your town’s tourism bureau and you’d like to attract a few more visitors. Easy, right? Just start a PR... Read More

Over recent years, the editorial team at Foreword Reviews has developed deep affection for graphic novels, mainly because longtime reviewer Peter Dabbene has opened our eyes to the intricacy and skill of the best artists/writers working... Read More

TRAVERSE CITY, MI, January 30, 2018— Magazine veteran Bill Harper recently joined Foreword Reviews as its associate publisher. Mr. Harper been in the media business for over forty years and has worked for several national media... Read More

You have poured your blood, sweat, and tears into your first book or perhaps your second, third, or fourth. Whether you’re a novice or veteran author, the days following your book’s publish date are critical. Books awards are one of... Read More

Definitions from an array of sources would tell you that “independent” applies to those not beholden to someone else’s control or decision-making. Shortened to “indie,” the term shifts to a colloquial shorthand for bucking... Read More

Now more than ever, content creators are dealing with “audience fragmentation”—a newly ubiquitous term in marketing circles that describes the notion that consumers no longer have shared cultural experience, and therefore they... Read More

Matt Sutherland sets up the Children's Books USA stand prior to the opening of the fair. For a remarkable fifty-four straight springtimes, the Bologna Children’s Book Fair (BCBF) has been held in this most delightful of Italian cities.... Read More

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on https://www.bookworks.com/2016/07/how-indie-authors-can-get-their-books-into-libraries/ One of the most frequent questions I get from independent authors and publishers I meet at... Read More