Nickname: Marie

Review: There is not a single business topic relevant unless it graced by the human value system. A summer book entitled LIFE TO THE MAX will INSPIRE employees!! http://www.lifetomax.com/

Date reviewed: Jun 19, 2008 11:31 PM

Nickname: John

Review: Do you like reading good books? Then you must try shopping at Couponalbum.com as so many books are available here at most discounted prices....!!

Date reviewed: Oct 4, 2007 10:59 AM

Nickname: Carol L. Skolnick

Review: No need to wait for a publisher to notice your blog. You can turn your blog entries into eBooks and sell them yourself, on your blog or on a different website...or even on other peoples' sites for a percentage of the sales. Keep more of what you earn for your own words! My blog: http://soulsurgery.blogspot.com My website: http://www.clearlifesolutions.com

Date reviewed: Mar 8, 2007 11:10 PM

Nickname: Priti Singh

Review: Hello. My name is Priti Singh and I'm a research scholar and writer from New Delhi. I write to you as the author of the coffee table book "The Islands and Tribes of Andaman and Nicobar." I happened to come across your site and wanted to bring to your notice the publication of such an exquisite, informative, and engaging book that is sui generis as it is the first of its kind on the place-- which in all probability is the last bastion of primeval mankind and one of the few places left on earth that remains unspoiled by man's rapacity. The islands were devastated by the Dec. 2004 tsunami that ravaged large parts of Southeast Asia. The book contains some very rare archival images and documents that give it an engaging edge. It has been well received and is featured in the Nov. 2006 issue of "Incredible India" magazine. If interested, you can visit www.prakashbooks.com. for more details Thank you, Priti Singh Blog: http://ideas4romindia.blogspot.com

Date reviewed: Feb 7, 2007 12:15 PM

Nickname: Kirk W. McCarthy

Review: Sam, Thank you... 4Pop!

Date reviewed: Nov 18, 2006 6:36 PM

Nickname: Sam Horn

Review: Books and blogs don't need to be mutually exclusive. I have both a "hard copy" book--POP! Stand Out in Any Crowd-- being published by Perigee in September. I also have a blog www.POPofMind.blogspot.com that comments on what POP!S out in the news every week so the material stays current and relevant. Writers need to be authorpreneurs and promote their work any and every way possible to get the most bang for their book.

Date reviewed: Jul 7, 2006 8:41 PM

Nickname: joezeppy

Review: Sounds like an "AutoBliography" to me.

Date reviewed: Apr 28, 2006 3:28 PM

Nickname: Maxine

Review: Amazon does have a print on demand arm, called Booksurge. See, for example, Val Landi's A Woman From Cairo (also his blog about its publication history). I have actually read A Woman From Cairo, very generously sent to me by Val Landi(no mean feat because of postage costs from USA to UK). The print was large, paper white -- better production values than many "official" paperbacks.

Date reviewed: Apr 27, 2006 1:42 PM

Nickname: James Aach

Review: My own blook "Rad Decision" (the first insider nuclear power novel) has been online for over six months at no cost, and I've had lots of great reader comments. It's proven a much better way to get information out on the street than self-publishing in paper (and charging, which cuts down on readers). As to the actual publishing world - they've built a painful process geared toward only a few types of fiction, and breaking through can be extraordinarily time-consuming unless you're already famous or have connections.

Date reviewed: Apr 26, 2006 6:16 PM

Nickname: Bill

Review: Why doesn't Amazon.com have a print-on-demand machine located in its warehouse, so that it could avoid shipping charges from the POD printer, like lulu.com or iuniverse.com? Why doesn't Barnes & Noble have a POD book printing machine in every store?

Date reviewed: Apr 25, 2006 9:21 PM