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Writing About Reading and Writing: The Netgalley Experiment

by hteysko@gmail.com September 02, 2015

I’ve posted before about my experiment with my own memoir, Fragile, and Perfectly Cracked, my story of giving birth to a stillborn son as well as dealing with subsequent infertility problems. It was a labor of love for me to get this out there. I’m currently working on my first novel,…

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Writing about Reading: NYPL and Library Simplified

by hteysko@gmail.com August 20, 2015

This article I wrote first appeared in The Digital Reader several weeks ago, and I’m reblogging it here. — New York is a place known for risk taking, for innovation, for not being satisfied with the status quo. Nowhere is that as evident in the library world as with the…

Posted in ebooks, epublishing, libraries, library simplified, micah may, new york public library, nypl, open ebooks, publishing, Uncategorized, writing about reading

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Writing about Reading: Heather’s (self) Publishing Journey so far…

by hteysko@gmail.com August 06, 2015

Normally in these Writing about Reading segments I talk about industry specific eBook topics. And on that note, I did buy my ticket to the Frankfurt Book Fair in October today. Nearly 300,000 people and five days of book industry madness. I’m excited! But beyond that, I want to talk about…

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