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Key Literary Figures in the City of Roses
By Grace Hansen @thegracieve
Portland wouldn’t be the City of Roses without the early influences of certain literary figures in Oregon’s history.
Shedding a Light on Victims in the True Crime Genre
By Mary Williams
While many true crime books focus on the murders, madmen, and crazed, one wonders how the survivors and victims, who are generally women, walk in a world where their deepest traumas are made permanent on ink and paper.
How Technology Improves the Publishing Business
By Giacomo Ranieri
Whatever changes, we know from history that technology will play a large part. Spending the time to learn new technology will allow publishers to work smarter instead of harder.
How Goodreads Helped Me Find My Memories
By Elle Klock @elleklock
My “2019” shelf sat, neatly and chronologically ordered for me to peruse. Month by month, the books I had slogged through and the books that shone brilliantly awakened in my memory, but something else happened too. I began to remember other parts of my life in those months.
Marketing Romance Through the Ages
By Mary Williams
One word: Fabio