Thanks for your support
Just wanted to say thanks to all who have purchased an ebook version of Late Night Writing. Your support means a lot to me. Since the book’s re-release as an ebook, […]
Category Archives: books
The Last of the Great Chained Libraries
Reblogged from medievalfragments: By Jenny Weston On a beautiful sunny day last week, the Turning Over a New Leaf project team decided to take a day off from the office to […]
So many books, so little time
What do you think of when you look at a stack of books? Maybe, so many books, so little time. Or, can’t wait to get home and read this novel/memoir/biography […]
Late Night Writing ebook – now available
After nearly a decade since it was published, Late Night Writing is now available as an ebook for $1.99 at Amazon.com. The ebook features some new material — a Foreword by journeyman […]
Do children’s books sell as e-books?
Let’s face it, e-books are no longer a novelty. With the Kindle, Kobo, Nook and other e-reader devices, the transition to a digital reading experience is no longer a discussion. […]
Interview: Caleb Beissert on Beautiful translations of Federico García Lorca and Pablo Neruda
Caleb Beissert is a poet, translator and musician. His published work appears in International Poetry Review, Tar River Poetry, Asheville Poetry Review and Beatitude: Golden Anniversary, 1959-2009. This week, Poetry […]
Picture Book Construction: Know Your Layout (Picture Book Dummy)
Reblogged from Writing for Kids (While Raising Them): Editorial Anonymous provided a great explanation of basic picture book construction a few months ago. At that time, I skimmed the info. […]
Interview: Barbie Angell on Roasting Questions
Barbie Angell is Asheville’s “poetess extraordinaire.” She has performed her poetry before audiences at bars, coffee shops and this Friday she’ll be at The Hop West promoting her new book […]
Anatomy of a children’s book
UPDATE: A new image of the anatomy of a children’s book replaced the smartphone photo. This crude sketch was quite popular at a recent meet-up of illustrators and comic book […]
Interview: Luke Hankins on Poems of Devotion
Luke Hankins is Senior Editor at Asheville Poetry Review and the author of a collection of poems, Weak Devotions, a chapbook of translations of French poems by Stella Vinitchi Radulescu, I […]
