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Survival By Storytelling, Issue One for sale!

— wisb.blogspot.com — Well, I know you've all been waiting for this for quite a while, and it's finally here. Survival By Storytelling Magazine, Issue One is up for sale at Lulu for a mere $9.00 in print and $5.00 in electronic format! You can purchase it here . The ... (more) Survival By Storytelling, Issue One for sale!

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New Print Magazine “Survival by Storytelling” Launches

— graspingforthewind.com — Survival by Storytelling is a new print magazine edited and run by blogger SMD from The World in the Satin Bag . Survival By Storytelling Magazine (or SBS Magazine) publishes quality fiction and poetry by young authors. It is run by Young Writers Online.net . We are a small print and ... (more) New Print Magazine “Survival by Storytelling” Launches

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Utah State University Press’s Open Access
Illinois Press Book Blog — Inside Higher Ed reports today that Utah State University Press will pursue a new publishing model: This week comes news that the press will survive — in part by embracing a new model of organization (becoming part of the university library) and a new business model (embracing open access, in which most publications would be available online and free). While both of those changes are significant, key aspects of the press’s identity and mission will not change. It will continue to be a peer-reviewed scholarly publisher, and plans to ...

Thursday Morning LitLinks
Author Scoop — ... Facing an uncertain future, Utah State University Press, putting most of its publications online for free and becoming part of the university library. (Inside Higher Ed) ...

Another university press goes digital amid budget problems
MOBYLIVES — ... “For the last nine months, the survival of the Utah State University Press has been in doubt, with fears that deep cuts being made to public higher education in Utah would end up killing off the publishing outlet,” notes Scott Jaschik in a Chronicle of Higher Education report. But now, he says, there’s “news that the press will survive” — by becoming part of the university library (and thus saving on overhead) and, esentially, going free online. Or, as Jaschik puts it, embracing open access, in which ...

Friday news catchup
Bookninja — ... the right wing douches so fat? oh, wait.. Michael Moore… retracted!) is being styled an Orpah for thriller novels Books? We don’t need no stinking books! Toronto embraces the library 2.0 Obama’s half brother writes memoir about father’s abuse Al Gore reads from new book about how your insistence on breathing is killing the planet Stirrup-pant-and-flipflops set in laundromats worldwide breathe sigh of relief: Torstar and Harlequin are doing well Another cash-strapped university press goes all digital Galleys at S&S now done ...