> This-just-in department: "House Votes to Save Library Funding, NEA and NEH" according to Publishers Weekly.
> As they mark their 10th anniversary, Fiction Writers Review is featuring interviews from the archives, including this one with Jesmyn Ward about "Getting the Sough Right" on the page.
> Speaking of Ward, her novel, Sing, Unburied, Sing, is on the 2017 National Book Award longlist.
> Bookish offers its Fall 2017 Nonfiction Book Preview. And now I need an eighth day in every week.
> Shelf Awareness reports how some Florida bookstores are getting back to business after Irma, and what one publisher is doing to help.
> Thomas E. Ricks tells the story of how his latest book was vastly improved during a long, thorough revision/rewriting process, after his editor trashed his initial manuscript.
> The WOW! Women on Writing newsletter features (and connects to) myriad topics of interest, including craft and technique, submission, publishing, and marketing issues facing writers. I'm pleased to be featured in the current issue in "Success Stories From You," amid so much other helpful information.
> Wondering if the newish American Writers Museum in Chicago is worth a visit? Wonder no more.
> Finally -- We've all seen the article or blog post about how publishing a book is like birthing a baby or having kids (I even featured a guest post like that.) But the way Austin Gilkeson does it at The Rumpus in "Congratulations on Publishing Your First Baby" is an entirely new and fun take on the trope. Enjoy!
> Bookish offers its Fall 2017 Nonfiction Book Preview. And now I need an eighth day in every week.
> Shelf Awareness reports how some Florida bookstores are getting back to business after Irma, and what one publisher is doing to help.
> Thomas E. Ricks tells the story of how his latest book was vastly improved during a long, thorough revision/rewriting process, after his editor trashed his initial manuscript.
> The WOW! Women on Writing newsletter features (and connects to) myriad topics of interest, including craft and technique, submission, publishing, and marketing issues facing writers. I'm pleased to be featured in the current issue in "Success Stories From You," amid so much other helpful information.
> Here's what's new in the just-published 17th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style. (Or, as it's known in my house - Mom's Paperweight.)
> Wondering if the newish American Writers Museum in Chicago is worth a visit? Wonder no more.
> Finally -- We've all seen the article or blog post about how publishing a book is like birthing a baby or having kids (I even featured a guest post like that.) But the way Austin Gilkeson does it at The Rumpus in "Congratulations on Publishing Your First Baby" is an entirely new and fun take on the trope. Enjoy!
Have a great weekend!
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