Can you believe they still ban books?
Yeah, they do. And while most indie authors I know would love...
Can you believe they still ban books?
Yeah, they do. And while most indie authors I know would love the notoriety of having one of their books banned, it's a practice of censorship that can't be taken too seriously.
We're a month out from Banned Books Week (Sept 22-28, 2013), and my friend +Leah Sauser just told me about a new GPC created to support the program. Join 'em if you're interested in connecting with others or just learning more about banned and challenged work.
I'm sure the RBB GPC will get pretty active during the actual week, with planned hangouts, interviews and other great events. Of course, we're free to talk about the important topic here in our own little corner of GPC especially as it relates to digital publishing. In fact, I encourage you to talk about it everywhere you can. But if you want focused attention, now you know where to find it!
Yeah, they do. And while most indie authors I know would love the notoriety of having one of their books banned, it's a practice of censorship that can't be taken too seriously.
We're a month out from Banned Books Week (Sept 22-28, 2013), and my friend +Leah Sauser just told me about a new GPC created to support the program. Join 'em if you're interested in connecting with others or just learning more about banned and challenged work.
I'm sure the RBB GPC will get pretty active during the actual week, with planned hangouts, interviews and other great events. Of course, we're free to talk about the important topic here in our own little corner of GPC especially as it relates to digital publishing. In fact, I encourage you to talk about it everywhere you can. But if you want focused attention, now you know where to find it!
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