Disappearing media
This is the 199th edition of SHuSH, the official newsletter of the Sutherland House Inc.
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How to pitch a book
There was an interesting piece in the New York Times a week or so ago about James Daunt (above), the incoming chief executive of Barnes & Noble, the most important bookstore chain in the English-speaking world. It didn’t quite get to the nub of the matter. Barnes & Noble has been on death watch. It
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The Globe: How Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope almost ended right after it started
The world of non-fiction from Sutherland House ( and Beyond )
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Canada’s top 20 Independents
If you’re not a kid’s or educational publisher, you probably don’t rank.
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How Books Are Sold
While some famous novels have been written in under a month, major works by major authors are often years in the making. From what I’ve gathered online, the average time it takes to complete a novel is six to eight months of solid work. I know journalists who’ve completed non-fiction books in as little as
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How books are sold
The world of non-fiction from Sutherland House ( and Beyond )
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A new era for HarperCollins
The world of non-fiction from Sutherland House ( and Beyond )
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We have a problem with the children
The world of non-fiction from Sutherland House ( and Beyond )
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