http://www.sfu.ca/pubworks - The SFU Summer Publishing Workshops offer you a chance to learn from and work with more than 100 of Canada's top editors, writers, marketers, designers, publishers, and new media moguls. They will challenge and guide...
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- Location:
- Vancouver, BC, V6B 5K3
- Phone:
- 778.782.5241
- Mon - Sun:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Events
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- Web Content Management Workshop
Simon Fraser University (Harbour Ce...
Tuesday, August 4 at 9:00am - Digital Publishing: Connecting...
Simon Fraser University (Harbour Ce...
Thursday, July 23 at 9:00am - (FREE) Adobe CS4 Publishing In...
Simon Fraser University (Harbour Ce...
Wednesday, July 22 at 10:00am - The Symposium on the Book: Fro...
Simon Fraser University (Harbour Ce...
Saturday, July 18 at 9:00am
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops
http://www.mediabistro.com/galleycat/ebo
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Jobs and recruiting for media professionals in journalism, on-line content, book publishing, TV, radio, PR, graphic design, photography, and advertising
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops
And more from Sarah Wendell who will be teaching at the Summer Workshops in 2010 http://www.smartbitchestrashybooks.com/i
Smart Bitches, Trashy Books | Romance Novel Reviews | Come for the Dominican Bitches, Stay for the M
www.smartbitchestrashybooks.com
Thinking about self-publishing a book? Wondering what a publishing house really has to offer you, if you’re digitally savvy and know your XML from your epub, and already know marketing and promotion are on your shoulders?
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops
More on the HH from the agents and authors http://pubrants.blogspot.com/2009/11/har
pubrants.blogspot.com
This just in (literally five seconds ago) from Donna Hayes, CEO of Harlequin.Harlequin was very surprised and dismayed to receive notice late yesterday that the RWA has decided that Harlequin is no longer eligible for RWA-provided conference resources. ...
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops The Harlequin experiment. Thoughts on it: http://ow.ly/163bDI
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So, news flash – the world of the traditional publishing is in chaos. The high advance/giant print run model is no longer viable, and publishers have gotten the message: change course or go out of business.
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops We are attending pubwest in Tucson. Amazing speakers right now: @kalenski and @katmeyer and @booksquare #pubwest
Steve Gansen
Hello Fellow SFU Alums,
Here is a link to a book I acquired and edited, one we are all very excited about at Zenith Press. The book is called Hope: A Collection of Obama Posters and Prints. I used many of the skills, knowledge, and experiences from my time at the SFU Publishing Workshop to help make this book happen on ...schedule. The dividends of SFU's "boot camp" continue to pay off.
Enjoy!
--Steve Gansen, editor
Zenith Press
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Amazon.com: Hope: A Collection of Obama Posters and Prints (9780760337875): Hal Elliott Wert, Ray Noland: Books
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September 23, 2009, 2:43 PM Filed under: Copyright, Creative Commons, DRM, Enthusiasms, Imagination, Industry Change, Interview, Social Media, Support Independents
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops We only need 1 more fan to get our own Facebook URL!
Michelle Winegar Mid-way through the two-week book publishing intensive and positively stunned at how rad the program is. We've spent quality time with the most brilliant peeps in the business: David Kent, Michael Tamblyn, Suzanne Brandreth, Randy Chan, Craig Riggs, Nancy Flight, Jean Wilson, Nicole Rycroft. Today is Peter Cocking. Holy information, batman!
David Lucero Great information on your site at SFU! Can't wait for more.
SFU Summer Publishing Workshops
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Daily updates from the blog division of Quill & Quire, Canada’s magazine of book news and reviews
Shirarose Wilensky Suzanne asked us to share, so here goes: I did the Book Publishing Immersion in 2007 where I met Halli Villegas, the publisher of Tightrope Books. 2 years later, I've moved to Toronto and now I'm the editor at Tightrope. Hooray!!
Steve Gansen The workshops are intense by design, hard-wiring you to experience very real pleasures and, yes, pains of this fascinating process. While attending last year, I was fortunate to have already had years of experience under my belt, ready to ask very specific questions about best practices, and continue to this day asking... SFU instructors follow-up questions that receive insightful, considered answers. In that way, it is the experience that keeps on giving and will continue to do so for me. The SFU Publishing Workshop experience is more than a resume filler; it fills voids that will set you apart from your editorial colleagues in a short amount of time. In this economy and job market, this course gives prospective book publishing professionals a leg up.
