Entries by bronwynr

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Author throws party to benefit school

Children’s author Cynthea Liu believes in putting her money where her mouth is. And she’s succeeded in encouraging others to put their money down for a good cause. Liu, a native of Oklahoma and author of The Great Call of China, launched her second book for middle-grade readers, Paris Pan Takes the Dare (Putnam, June), […]

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Long-Lost Graham Green work

Long-lost Graham Greene work to be serialized in the Strand The first lines Graham Greene uttered in the literary universe are these, from his 1929 novel "The Man Within": He came over the top of the down as the last light failed and could almost have cried with relief at sight of the wood below. […]

Six-Figure Teachers

Zeke Vanderhoek believes you get what you pay for—even in education. That’s why this former middle school teacher is launching the Equity Project (TEP) Charter School, a middle school in upper Manhattan where teachers will make six-figure incomes, this fall. We caught up with him to ask why he thinks his vision will succeed. How […]

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"You don't have to be a fantastic hero to do certain things - to compete. You can be just an ordinary chap, sufficiently motivated to reach challenging goals." Sir Edmund Hillary

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Create Salable Products from Your Blog Entries

with Rebecca Morgan, CSP, CMC Using your blog postings is the best way to produce your next book. Creating audio product from those entries is an easy way to create CDs and MP3s for sale. Why use this route? There are so many advantages that writing a book or creating an audio album the old […]

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Today’s must-read is fast-paced – Lost and Found

Lost and Found by Carolyn Parkhurst Here's a fast-paced novel featuring a reality TV show that is like The Amazing Race and Treasure Hunt combined. Contestants have personal secrets and have been chosen specifically because producers hope that they will spill their guts for ratings. The action focuses on four characters. Justin and Abby are […]