Another book editor? Well, there’s a lot that goes into this process — from figuring out layout to determining what which book will be profitable. Andrea Rotando has been a book editor for Barnes & Nobel and Sterling Publishing since 2001. She’s
So let’s say you got a book deal. Yay! Have that glass of wine or virgin daiquiri — and then it’s time to get down to business. How much can you actually earn from this venture? If you’re new to publishing,
So you’ve got a brand new book on your nightstand or electronic reader. Or maybe you have a book idea that you’d love to get published. How on earth does an idea get translated to pages or bytes? A book
This has been a very weird four days. First, I found out that USA Weekend— the weekly newspaper supplement that appears in more than 800 newspapers in the U.S. and is read by 4.7 million people each week — published a cool, little
Today, I’m visiting Frisco Kids, a blog written by my friend and fellow freelancer, Debbie Abrams Kaplan. She has posted a Q&A with me about Math for Grownups, and as well as my thoughts about kids and math. I hope you’ll visit and
Check out Kristen De Deny Kirk’s interview with me in this month’s Tidewater Parent. If you’re in Hampton Roads, Virginia, pick up a free copy in a variety of locations. Otherwise, flip to pages 37 and 38 in this online version:
For those who have pre-ordered Math for Grownups from Amazon, it looks like it’s headed for your mailbox early! This is from a friend: Email from Amazon says to anticipate an earlier delivery of your book– between June 22-25 instead of mid-July!
It was just a little brown box on my porch. Inside were ten copies of Math for Grownups. Unlike the baby I had nearly 11 years ago, I had no clue this one was on its way. The book doesn’t hit