Articles, tagged with "bookshops", page 6

The Technical Side of Book Creation

Once the book is written and the illustrations are done, dads need to publish the book so that it can go on the shelf along with the other books in children's home library. Perhaps, children can even have a special place on the shelf for the books they wr... Read >
Author: Paul

Bean bags – the seat of your business

My friend was about to open a lounge in Delhi, India. He had procured the lights and the place, but he couldn't determine the furniture. He wanted his lounge to be the epitome of relaxation, where people can drop in after work and enjoy a few moments of m... Read >
Author: pattrickjhonson

Is Your Heart At Risk?

Heart disease can affect us all women are just as much at risk as men.it can come virtually at any mature age,but the good news is that we can all take steps to reduce the chance of developing the disease. We must control the known risk factors,most of... Read >
Author: saintly

Promotional Pens for Students

Pens are widely accepted among different types of clients; however they find the best application among students. The reason is well clear to all. There are chances that the promotional pens that are gifted among the corporate customers do not meet the pr... Read >
Author: Gareth Parkin

Internet Authors are protest writers

Traditional Publishers take ages to notice a trend. In the 1980s it was so-called 'Magical Realism' that had to be around for a while before the people who put the books out noticed what it was. In the 1990s it was the worrying wave of 'Tragic Childhoods'... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury

Internet Authors don't need needs

Okay, so you're an aspiring author or a wannabe writer and you're staring at the blank white page, wondering what to put on it. What would be the best thing to write about? What are publishers looking for? Hmm, tough question. I know, check out a few webs... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury

Online Dating

Say hello to online dating and wave goodbye to the days of having to go to bars, bookshops, malls, etc to meet the person of your dreams. No longer will it be necessary to physically date someone for a week, month or year just to find out you do not matc... Read >
Author: HL Grove

eBooks – A Prolific Online Marketing Tool

Reading can give immense pleasure and entertainment. Books, in some form or the other, have been a part of the world's culture from time immemorial, primarily as sources of information and knowledge. Whatever all of us know today is mainly because of our ... Read >
Author: lalita negi

Helping Your CHILD TO BECOME A BETTER READER

HELPING YOUR CHILD TO BECOME A BETTER READER By Charles Siaw www.mykidswrite.com Introduction According to the book, "Starting Out Right" by the National Research Council of UK, reading difficulties should be identified and addressed as early as pos... Read >
Author: Charles Siaw

New Online Medical bookshop

At a time when so many independent bookshops are closing down, it must be refreshing news to hear about one opening! www.xultbooks.com is a new dedicated online medical bookshop launched 1st May 07 - Designed specifically for medical practitioners and me... Read >
Author: Paul leenards

Eat Right for Your Type.

Graham Rowe is the General Manager and resident naturopath at The Health Oasis Resort on the 'paradise' island of Koh Samui. He has recently returned after a four-year absence to take up his current post. He trained in his native Australia and explains wh... Read >
Author: Alister Bredee

Dangers of Cell Phone Use Exposed in New Graphic Novel

First issue of four-part Contraband book available at http://www.clickwheel.net/features/show/169 in April '07 TJ Behe announced today he will publish a new fictional graphic novel focusing on the corrupt uses of wireless technology. Written by TJ... Read >
Author: Jarvis Stevens

So What If There Are No Bookshops Left?

It's ridiculous. Every time you read about some boring little mom-and-pop bookshop closing down the online bookstores get blamed. It's yarayara, what a tragedy the traditional little local book emporiums are getting smothered by the distance selling ma... Read >
Author: Justine Nofal

My First Computer: Sinclair ZX81

An article on the rapid developments in the computer hardware in the last twenty years. That had me thinking about the very first computer I ever owned. It was in 1981 that I bought my first "real" computer. At that time, being able to use a programmable ... Read >
Author: Asian Center for Engineering Computations and Soft

How to publish an eBook without writing a word....

Copyright © 2005 Richard Grady There are many, many advantages to selling eBooks online, not least the fact that once the eBook is written, the sales and delivery process can be automated so that as the seller, there is literally nothing for you to do w... Read >
Author: Richard Grady

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