Publishing

[close] This is a group for fledgling writers, and those authors starting out in their career, to share experiences, discuss literary influences and literary criticism, and seek out others with common cause. This is not meant to be a diverse group but a coherent and cohesive gathering to make contacts and develop a current up-to-date list for writers pursuing their careers to become authors. A leg up, a helping hand, a band of brothers. Browse the book shelf, participate in a poll, get passionate in discussions. However, activists, karens, and propogandists are unwelcome because such behaviour does not fit the group charter or tags. Activists are directed to join a cult or woke guild instead. This group will be curated for content accordingly.

[close] This group is a support group to help and encourage women who are writing and publishing indies. Members may ask other members to read and honestly evaluate each other's work. We welcome writers, editors, proofreaders and readers. The purpose of the group is to connect with fellow writers and others in the writing and publishing trades.

[close] The Children book Industry is growing all around the world. So is the self publishing process. These days we all have so many choices of publishing. Our goal is to create an international community where people involved in the Children book Industry can discuss, support, gather, share and network with each other. Welcome all

[close] The Biblio File is a podcast ( http://thebibliofile.ca ) hosted by writer, broadcaster, bibliophile, Nigel Beale (http://nigelbeale.com ). Each episode runs 40-90 minutes. Interview format. Guests include accomplished authors, book collectors, booksellers, publishers, librarians, fine press proprietors, book designers and many others connected with the book: Praise for The Biblio File: "You ask the most brilliant, thoughtful questions, it's really a pleasure to do an interview where someone actually wants to talk about writing and literature in general." Novelist MARGOT LIVESEY ##### "Speaking with you has been a real pleasure -- thank you for your insight into this book [The Afterlife] and its story, for the conversation that came from such good and thoughtful consideration..." Author/Essayist DONALD ANTRIM.