For years book industry experts have been predicting the slow death of print books, as e-books continued to evolve and consume the time of readers. But the latest data suggests that print books may not be on its deathbed, after all.
It’s easy to make fun of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the notoriously rag tag group of journalists behind the Golden Globe awards.
As we all wallow in the juicy goodness of Sony’s leaked e-mails and contemplate the potential for a Seth Rogen film to spark global nuclear conflict, let’s take a moment to focus on what might be the worst crisis management campaign in history.
With the demise of “The Colbert Report,” TV has lost its best mocker. There are better interviewers and funnier sketch …Continue reading »
The first release from Glowing Sand Media is “The Cult of Truland,” a satirical novel offering an insider’s look at …Continue reading »
Any author diving into the world of print-on-demand publishing encounters the same dilemma. CreateSpace or Ingram Spark?
For authors and media professionals, social media is particularly vexing. Self-promotion is often a novel concept for writers and publishers.
Introducing Glowing Sand Media, which aspires to fill a clear gap in the publishing market. It’s a gap familiar to …Continue reading »