On February 2, 2017, the U.S. Copyright Office issued its final rule in The Federal Register about the removal of personally identifiable information from copyright
Tag: publishing
What Parents *Should* Do
In Please Stop Parenting My Children, I asked others to stop providing unsolicited parenting advice, especially when that advice related to what books my children
On Book Bloggers Who Don’t Recognize That They Are Self-Published Authors Too
Every now and then, I come across a post in which a book blogger explains why they do not review self-published novels. They are entitled
Fates and Furies (What On Earth Is Going On With Its Reviews?)
In this post, Mr. A.M.B. critiques long book reviews and Lauren Groff’s Fates and Furies: I typically skip long reviews of books before reading the
Two Lovely Berries: Thank Yous & An Apology
I usually have no trouble blogging about a variety of topics, from sloth mating to dinosaurs, but I’ve had “bloggers’ block” when it comes to
HarperCollins’ Win Is a Big Loss (And Not Only For Readers)
Have you tried to download the e-book version of Jean Craighead George’s Newbery Award-winning Julie of the Wolves recently? Well, it hasn’t been available in
The Misfortune Of Knowing 