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Index Interviews: Mothers Who Write: Amy Bloom Strangers in the Write The Problems of Ebook Publishing: Part II No Excess Baggage: An Authors' Roundtable Discussion Upcoming Events Calendar Return to This Issue's Index Return to Homepage Subscribe
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ISSN No. 1095-3973 |
Volume 4, Issue 10. In This Issue:A Conversation With Barry HoffmanDon't miss our interview with award-winning author, teacher and publisher, Barry Hoffman, whose latest psychological thriller, Born Bad (Leisure Books), is receiving rave reviews from both critics and fans alike. The talented and outspoken publisher of Gauntlet, the anti-censorship magazine, and Gauntlet Press talks to us about his latest book, how censorship affected his life and why censoring violent content is not the right way to protect our children. Mothers Who Write: Amy Bloom In her series "Mothers Who Write," Cheryl Dellasega, Ph.D. talks to National Book Award finalist Amy Bloom, author of Love Invents Us (Vintage Books) and Even a Blind Man Could See How Much I Love You: Stories (Random House). Bloom talks candidly about how motherhood has affected her writing career in this revealing interview. No Excess Baggage: A Roundtable Discussion Popular Australian children's authors Hazel Edwards, author of The Frequent Flyer Twins (Random House) Margaret Clark, author of the popular "Hair Raiser" young adult horror series from Random House, and Krista Bell, author of Read My Mind (Lothian Books), log thousands of miles each year on the booksigning and lecture circuit. Listen in on their entertaining and informative conversation about the perils and pleasures of traveling as an author -- and learn which items that they never leave home without. What's New On The Bookshelves? Visit our Book Review section to see what our reviewers have to say about the latest books. See our new reviews this month in these genres: children's, mystery/thrillers, nonfiction, fantasy/sf, computers/software and writing. Strangers in the Write International journalist and author Neil Marr talks about the new concept of e-co-authoring in his article, "Strangers in the Write." Neil talks about his experience using the Internet to coordinate with British author Tim Fied to create their groundbreaking book, Bullicide: Death at Playtime. Neil talks about the experience of collaborating via cyberspace and gives some great tips for writers looking to do the same. The Realities of Radioplay: Part II In her article, "The Realities of Radioplay: Part II, the Mystery of the Listener's Mind," nationally syndicated radio talk show host, songwriter and CEO of CQK Music & Records Mary Dawson continues this new topic in her popular column on songwriting. This month Mary discusses how the songwriter can connect with the mind and emotions of the listener to create a compelling song. The Problems of Ebook Publishing -- Part II In this excerpt from his upcoming book, eBook Publishing: Standards and Technologies (New Riders, 2001), Paul Stork explores the problems of ebook publishing in this fascinating second installment of a two-part series. |
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