Write to Publish 2013: Write What You Know
By Rebekah Hunt Ladies and Gentlemen, it is once again time for Write to Publish! Write to Publish 2013: Write What You Know is all set to kick off Saturday, […]
Meet Our Non-Fiction Contest Winners!
We’re eager to introduce the three winners of our Write What You Know Non-fiction Contest. Our first prize winner gets a one-on-one pitch session with Betsy Amster of the Betsy […]
Cover Votes and Conference Calls
This week has been a busy one for The Ninth Day; we had our all-press cover vote on Monday! But…we can’t show you the cover yet. I know, I know, […]
Tip Sheet Love
To those outside of publishing, a tip sheet might not sound like an exciting thing. But to a book project manager who is waiting to see her pet project in […]
Paulann Petersen Guest Poet Post: “Dedication”
Every Thursday, Ooligan Press invites a poet whose work is included in Alive at the Center, our forthcoming anthology of poetry from Pacific Northwest writers, to blog for us. This week, we […]
Literary Love is in the Air!
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. Are you ready? Whether you are spending it with a date or looking for new love, there is one type of place that you are […]
Seal Press
by Mary Breaden In 1976, the same year that Seal Press was founded as an independent publisher of books “by women, for women,” the first class of women was inducted […]
Getting the Word Out, Part II
The publishing timeline for We Belong in History makes it somewhat of an unusual book. Because most of its content will come out of a writing competition that is currently […]
Willa Schneberg Guest Poet Post: “From the Enchanted Tower to Publishing’s Rutted Road”
Every Thursday, Ooligan Press invites a poet whose work is included in Alive at the Center, our forthcoming anthology of poetry from Pacific Northwest writers, to blog for us. This week, we […]
Lidia Yuknavitch at the 2013 Write to Publish
Lidia Yuknavitch will be speaking at this year’s Write to Publish conference (W2P), Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Native American Student and Community Center. Most readers know Yuknavitch from her […]