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New for Fall!
Freelancing for
Newspapers
Writing for an Overlooked
Market
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New for Fall!
The Real,
Low Down, Dirty Truth About Hollywood Agenting
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by Sue Fagalde
Lick
$14.95 • Tradepaper
• ISBN 1-884956-68-8
Pick up the Sunday paper and consider how many
stories it takes to fill all those pages. How can any newspaper staff
produce so many stories every day, every week, every month of the year and
keep up with breaking news, too?
They can’t. They use freelancers.
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by Rima Greer
$14.95 •
Tradepaper • ISBN1
-884956-69-6
In this book
you’ll find everything you always wanted to know about the, real,
honest-to-not-so-goodness day-to-day inner workings of Hollywood. Not
the glamorous Oscar-winning-Spielberg-Red-Carpet Hollywood. The daily
grind of Working Hollywood.
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New for Fall!
World of Wonder Series
People & Places |
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New for Fall!
World of
Wonder
Series
Plants & Animals
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by
Laurie Triefeldt
$19.95
• Hardcover • 100 pages • 9.75" x 14" • Four-color illustrations • Index
ISBN
1-884956-71-8
Devoted to exploring educational themes and examining
the realms of history, science, nature and technology, it is written in
a reader-friendly style and accompanied by award-winning graphics. This
collection gives the reader a wealth of information on everything from
Angkor to Dracula. |
by Laurie
Triefeldt
$19.95 • Hardcover • 100 pages • 9.75" x 14" • Four-color illustrations •
Index • ISBN 1-884956-72-6
Devoted to exploring educational themes and examining
the realms of history, science, nature and technology, it is written in
a reader-friendly style and accompanied by colorful illustrations This
collection gives the reader a wealth of information on everything from
the flora and fauna of the Florida Everglades to Elephants. |
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New for Fall!
Fear and Loathing
of Boca Raton
A Hippies’ Guide
to the Second Sixties
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New for Fall!
Time to Write
Discovering the
Writer Within After 50
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by Steven Lewis
$14.95 • 150 pages • Tradepaper • ISBN 1-884956-74-2
Fear and Loathing of Boca Raton is a bit like the
response to a Zen Koan, a mindful extended reflection on the seemingly
paradoxical wants and needs of the Question Authority Generation: a
guided, self-guided, non-manual manual that captures the spirit and
imagination of a spirited and imaginative generation charting uncharted
new territory. |
by Frank Milligan
$16.95 • 288 pages • Tradepaper • ISBN 1884956-76-8
It’s finally time for those over 50. Until now responsibilities
filled the majority of their hours. Many promised themselves someday
they would have the time, or would make the time, to scratch the writing
itch.
Time To Write: Discovering the Writer Within After
50, a complete guide, takes the reader from a vague idea to a
finished, ready-to publish manuscript.
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New for Fall!
Long-Distance Grandparenting
Connecting with Your Grandchildren from Afar
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New for Fall!
Tee to Green
A Guide to Golf
After 50
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by
Willma Willis Gore
$12.95 • 112 pages • Tradepaper • ISBN 1-884956-75-0
Chock-full of advice and warming anecdotes, Long- Distance
Grandparenting offers countless ways grandparents have remained a
loving part of their grandchildren’s lives in spite of the
distances between them.
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by David A. Goslin
with Mary Beth McGirr
$14.95 • 154 pages • Tradepaper • ISBN 1-884956-73-4
Unlike many books on golf, this book is a
description and
analysis of what it is like to learn to play the game later in life,
written from the perspective of recent learner, David Goslin who took up
golf at 65, in collaboration with Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)
Master Teaching Professional, Mary Beth McGirr.
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New for Fall!
California Justice
Shootouts,
Lynchings,
and Assassinations
in the Golden State
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New for Fall!
Day of the Grizzly
The Tragic Story of the
Mighty California Grizzly
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by David Kulczyk
$15.95 • 6" x 9" • Tradepaper • Index • ISBN
1884995-54-5/
Meet the victims and
perpetrators responsible for California’s most notorious shootouts, lynchings, and assassinations.
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by William B. Secrest
$25.00 • 6" x 9" • 350 pages • Hardcover •
Illustrations • ISBN 1-884995-53-5
In 1769, some 10,000 grizzlies roamed California.
One hundred years later, these magnificent beasts faced extinction.
Today they are long gone.
In The Day of the Grizzly, prominent California historian William
Secrest, Sr. tells the fascinating story of the most ferocious
animal in the West and how it met it’s demise at the hand of man.
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