This Saturday, November 17, 2018: Roadmap to Copyright Compliance. The road to self-publishing can be challenging for many CIPA members. As with most journeys, the trip can be made more enjoyable with traveling companions and a handy guide to help you along the way. Our fellow CIPA members and service providers are those companions and
November 2018 CIPA PRESIDENT’S LETTER By: Bob Schram What Are You Grateful For? “Gratitude is a powerful catalyst for happiness. It’s the spark that lights a fire of joy in your soul.” –Amy Collette, The Gratitude Connection November Program We have much to be thankful for as members of CIPA. This month for our final
The award-winning parenting book, Stepparenting the Grieving Child, is now on the shelves at all three locations of the Tattered Cover in Denver, CO, and through Tattered Cover online. Published by Merry Dissonance Press (March 2017), Stepparenting the Grieving Child provides information relevant for any parent or helping professional who supports grieving children. Author Diane
This Saturday, October 20, 2018: PICTURE THIS: Using a Professional Artist to Illustrate Your Book! A Picture is Worth 1,000 Words and professional Illustrations dramatically enhance the look of your book or cover. Learn firsthand from our panel of four seasoned professional illustrators about working with an illustrator and get answers to all your questions. October 2018 Signature Contents
Ghostwriting a Business Book A Blog by Mark Graham, Graham Publishing Group You’re a business leader with a business to run. You may also have a great idea for a business book that will, in fact, expand your business. The problem is moving from idea to words on a page. That is where a skillful ghostwriter
Shaping Your Book: 3 Tips to Create Order from Disarray By Alexandra O’Connell If you are struggling with organization—your book doesn’t have the flow you want, the pieces don’t seem to fit together, your points are muddy—you are not alone. The good news is that, once we fix the organization, other revisions tend to flow