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#356 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Thu Aug 31, 2006 11:15 am
Subject: Fwd: [IPNE ANNOUNCE]: IPNE Workshop at NEBA
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From: "Mary Ellen Lepionka" <me.lepionka@...> (by way of Shel
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Subject: [IPNE ANNOUNCE]: IPNE Workshop at NEBA

Dear Members of the IPNE Announce List,

On Sept. 15 from 9AM to noon, IPNE will present a workshop on
"Essential Business Software for Running a Small Publishing Office."
Presenters are SteveCarlson, Upper Access, Inc., Ron Lawrence,
Publishers' Assistant, and Cate Monroe, Monroe Accounting Services.
Refreshments will be provided. Donations accepted.

The workshop is at the Rhode Island Convention in Providence, RI, in
conjunction with the NEBA (New England Booksellers Association) trade
show, which runs Sept. 16 and 17. IPNE will be exhibiting members'
and affiliates' products at the NEBA show and also will be managing
the PMA exhibit.

The workshop focuses on affordable software for independent or small
publishers and covers, for example, issues such as ONIX and tracking
and accounting for distributor sales. For more information and to see
the full program, go to www.ipne.org. If you plan to attend the
workshop, please rsvp to cate@... or
talktous@....

Thank you,

Mary Ellen Lepionka
Atlantic Path Publishing
P.O. Box 1556, Gloucester, MA 01931-1556
978-283-1531  Fax: 866-640-1412
http://www.atlanticpathpublishing.com



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#355 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Thu Aug 31, 2006 12:21 am
Subject: Fwd: Midwest Booksellers Trade Show
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[I apologize for the late notice on these display opportunities. I finally
woke up to the realization that summer is almost over when I heard a
weatherman say, "There are only 19 days until the possible snow season."
AARGH!]

MIDWEST BOOKSELLERS ASSOCIATION TRADE SHOW
The Midwest Independent Publisher's Association (MIPA) invites all of our
"cousins" (Pat Bell says "Hi") to display books at the Midwest Booksellers
Association (MBA) Trade Show. Booksellers from all over the Midwest will
gather on September 29 and 30 in St. Paul to find books for their stores.
MIPA will have a table at MBA (formerly called UMBA) and we invite you to
display your book for all of the booksellers to see.

Books will be displayed face out and will be listed in our catalogue. The
cost is $35 (additional titles, $25). We will need the following information
about your book(s): title, author, publisher's address, isbn, price, format
(paper or hard cover), category, year of publication and distributor(s) a
short (75-100 words) description of your book(s), and your contact
information in case we need more information.

THE DEADLINE FOR ENTERING BOOKS IS SEPTEMBER 8. Please send the above
information about your book(s) and payment (made out to MIPA) to Pat Morris,
MIPA, 1729 A Street, St. Paul, MN 55106. A .jpeg of the cover to be used in
the catalogue should be sent to parmorris@.... Books should be sent
to arrive at the same address by September 15.


_____________________________

TWIN CITIES BOOK FESTIVAL

MIPA will also have an exhibit at Rain Taxi's Twin Cities Book Festival on
Saturday, October 14. If you wish your book to be included in both shows,
please include an extra $10.00 in your payment.

The Twin Cities Book Festival is held at the Minneapolis Community &
Technical College in Minneapolis. Exhibit hours are 10AM-5PM. This festival
is open to the public.

____________________________

Again I apologize for the late notice. If you have any questions, feel free
to call me at 651-771-2006. If I don't answer, I'm probably gathering
firewood, even though it's in the 80s today. It is Minnesota and it really
could snow in the next three weeks.

Pat Morris
President
Midwest Independent Publishers Association

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#354 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Jul 22, 2006 3:53 am
Subject: Fwd: Banned Books Week, Sept 23-30
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I'm curious whether anyone on these email lists have stories about their books being banned. I bring this up because I thought that perhaps "localizing" the event might make for an interesting story, and the stories would need to be collected now in time for a September newsletter. Who knows, perhaps the local papers would find it a great reason to mention some of our books while writing, once again, about Huckleberry Finn or Catcher in the Rye or some of the other infamous banned books.
 
Here's my story: I once had a rancher in Southern Arizona make it his mission in life to get our Mammals of Arizona book removed from shelves because, in describing the Grey Wolf, the author mentioned that, despite its tendency to kill and eat livestock, the wolf is an endangered species and should be protected. He felt it was his duty as a farmer to protect his animals and didn't want our "propaganda" out in the public while he was shooting at the wolves that came onto his property.
 
 
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5738 N Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85012
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tel:
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#353 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sun Jul 16, 2006 2:12 pm
Subject: Fwd: [IPNE] Exhibit at NEBA
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If you are already a member of IPNE, you will have already gotten
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Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2006 16:15:04 -0000
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Dear IPNE Members,
Want to remind you to take advantage of one of the chief benefits of
your membership in IPNE--the opportunity to exhibit your books at low
cost. We are exhibiting at the New England Booksellers Association
trade show in Sept., and now is the time to sign up for it. You can
register and pay online at our web site, www.ipne.org. All the
information is there, and I'll be glad to answer personally any
questions you have.

The NEBA show is Sept. 16-18 at the Rhode Island Convention Center in
Providence, and members of the IPNE Board are giving a workshop there
on Sept. 15 from 9 to noon. The workshop is on business software and
accounting practices for book publishers and includes practical,
down-to-earth information for running a small press. Here are some of
the topics:
--Increasing book sales
--Title management with the mandatory new ONIX standard
--Tracking sales and receipts when working with a trade distributor
--Invoicing sales and returns
--Consignment sales
--Tracking and collecting receivables
--Keeping in touch with customers and prospects
--Tracking royalties and commissions
--Tracking and controlling inventory
--Basic recordkeeping

Hope you'll be able to attend this meeting and will plan to attend
NEBA as well or at least to exhibit with us there. After checking out
the information at www.ipne.org, please let me know if you have any
questions.

Best wishes,
Mary Ellen Lepionka
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#352 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Tue Jul 11, 2006 6:12 pm
Subject: Fwd: 2006 Conference Schedule
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From: "Jennifer LaCrosse" <jennifer@...>
Good morning, I hope this finds you well.  My name is Jennifer LaCrosse, Marketing Director of The Reference Shelf.  We welcome the opportunity to represent you at several of the upcoming State Library Conferences we attend.   The Reference Shelf is a valuable marketing tool and an affordable way to expend your marketing dollars.  We do our best to help promote your books, journals or materials at conferences you might not be attending.  We attend roughly thirty conferences through out the year all across the United States.  The state shows I was referring to are as follows, NELA (11/22), NYLA (11/2), and CLA (11/10), and TLA sometime next spring.
 
I've attached the schedule for the remainder of the year for your review.  We have no annual fee and you choose only the conferences you would like to attend.  Please contact me at your earliest convenience so that I may reserve your placement.  Please feel free to contact with me with any questions you may have and to hear about discounts available to you. I will be in touch in a few days.   Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.
 
Kind Regards,
Jennifer LaCrosse
Marketing Director
The Reference Shelf
88 N. Main Street
Concord, N.H. 03301
Phone 603-229-0662
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#351 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Wed Jul 5, 2006 2:28 pm
Subject: IPNE Exhibiting Op and Workshop
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From: "Mary Ellen Lepionka" <me.lepionka@...>
Subject: Exhibiting Op and Workshop

Dear Affiliates,

The Independent Publishers of New England (IPNE) is exhibiting at the
New England Booksellers Association (NEBA) trade show in Providence,
RI, this Sept. 16 and 17. IPNE also will be staffing the PMA tables
at NEBA and giving a workshop on the business of publishing at the
Providence Convention Center on the morning of Sept. 15 (NEBA
exhibits go up that afternoon).

Members of the PMA Affiliates are welcome to exhibit at NEBA and/or
to attend the IPNE workshop. For more information see www.ipne.org.
Please check back for workshop details, which will feature Steve
Carlson, Ron Lawrence, and Cate Monroe on the subjects of business
software, electronic databasing, and accounting for publishers.
Contact: talktous@....

Best wishes,
Mary Ellen

Mary Ellen Lepionka
Atlantic Path Publishing
P.O. Box 1556, Gloucester, MA 01931-1556
978-283-1531  Fax: 866-640-1412
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#350 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Mon Jul 3, 2006 11:50 pm
Subject: Fwd: FPA 2006 Publishing Ed-U-Conference and Book Awards Luncheon
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Dear Affiliates:
 
Below, please find the announcement blurb for our upcoming Ed-U-Conference, and, attached, please find a PDF of the brochure for the Ed-U-Conference. We request that you share it with your membership. Thanks a metric ton, kids!
 
______
 
The Florida Publishers Association, Inc., is now accepting
registrations for its August 19 Publishing Ed-U-Conference
and Book Awards Luncheon, to be held at the Hilton Naples
in Naples (Southern Gulf coast, Florida. Speakers include
Pam Lontos from PR/PR, Ed Colleran from Copyright
Clearance Center, Linda Fasulo from the Collier County
Library Service and FOL, and Aileen Tang from the
Google Book Search Partner Program. A downloadable
PDF of the conference brochure can be found online at
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Submitted by
Betsy Wright-Lampe,
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#349 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Fri Jun 16, 2006 3:44 pm
Subject: Final Logistics for Saturday's IPNE Meeting in Hadley MA
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1. They are under construction. The driveway has a sign for Integrity
Builders that dwarfs the sign that says Hartsbrook School. There may
also be a sign for Hampshire Shakespeare

2. We are *not* in Piening Hall (the blue main building with the
raised atrium lobby) but in the modular building behind it and to the
left.

3. There is some set-up to do. Could someone volunteer to be there by
9:10 and help with that?

4. I am hoping to bike to the meeting, and need a volunteer to drive
my coffee pot home. If anyone is going via the Pike, it's not even
really out of the way. I have already dropped off the pot and
assorted snacks, gotten a key, and been given a tour of the bldg.

See y'all tomorrow!
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#348 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Mon Jun 12, 2006 5:28 pm
Subject: IPNE Workshop for Independent Publishers, Hadley, MA Sat. June 17
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Hadley, MA: Independent book publishers and authors are invited to an
informational workshop on book marketing at The Hartsbrook School,
Bay Road, Hadley, Saturday morning, June 17, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Learn from the perspectives of an independent  bookseller,
publicist, and a niche publisher on how to publish, market, and sell
more books while working effectively with outside freelance
professionals.

The event, organized by Independent Publishers of New England
<<http://www.ipne.org>http://www.ipne.org>, will feature a panel
with...

* Nat Herold: owner of Amherst Books, Amherst, MA , a local
general-interst bookstore
* Pamela Fenner, Michelmas Press, Amesbury, MA: a niche publisher
producing educational * books for parents, teachers, and libraries
* Dierdre Randall of Blueline Publicity, Portsmouth, NH, who is also
the in-house publicist for Peter  E. Randall Publisher, also of
Portsmouth

Following the panel, those interested can participate in a group
lunch  at a nearby restaurant.  The event is open both to IPNE
members and to the general public.

There is no charge for IPNE members to attend the meeting; for
non-members, a $5 donation is  suggested.

IPNE is a membership organization offering workshops, seminars, and
marketing programs for independent book publishers in or near the
six-state region. established in 1999, IPNE is the regional affiliate
of the two largest trade groups of independent publishers, PMA
(Huntington Beach, CA,
<<http://www.pma-online.org>http://www.pma-online.org>) and SPAN
(Colorado Springs, CO,
<<http://www.spannet.org>http://www.spannet.org>

For more information or to RSVP (very much appreciated), please
contact Mary Ellen Lepionka,
978-283-1531,<mailto:talktous@...>talktous@... or
<mailto:me.lepionka@...>me.lepionka@...
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#347 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Fri Jun 2, 2006 3:10 pm
Subject: Fwd: Library of Congress Survey (X-postO
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Note: Question 30 is a comment field. I took advantage of this to place the following:

We produce award-winning books that have been purchased by many libraries, sold to foreign publishers, etc. However, because I am the only author, we are not eligible and have had to seek 3rd-party CIP data.

Recognzing the upper hand an official LOC CIP provides in terms of inclusion in certain databases, I would like to suggest broadening the eligibility criteria so that qualifying self-published books are eligible. Not to do so is discrinatory.

I would be happy to help think about how the program would be broadened while maintaining a focus on includion of quality titles.

If you would like to paraphrase or rewrite this for your own comment, please go ahead.

Note also that one of the questions asks opinion of raising the stakes to 5 authors--a step in the wrong direction, IMHO

A later question asks for more feedback, and I wrote,

"Implementing a more thorough review process for publisher eligibility, which may take 3-6 months from the date of application to participate"--if this were geared toward increasing the number of eligible publishers, I would strongly support it. If, on the other hand, it were geared toward further restricting eligiblility, I would oppose it--just as  I opoose raising the eligibility requirement from 3 to 5 authors and eliminating infrequent publishers.

The LOC would be wise to acknowledge the changing media landscape, and the high number of quality self-published titles that fill needs in library acquisitions. A process needs to be established to separate the wheat from the chaff, but right now, both are being discarded.



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Dear Cousins,

The following is from one of the publishing lists, but since Mike Tribby (Senior Cataloger at Quality Books, Inc., and good friend of independent presses) posted it and suggested that several of us who are on several lists to please feel free to pass it around. That's what I'm doing.

The item came from a discussion of the difficulty (nay, even snobbery) exhibited by the Library of Congress in regard to cataloging our publications. This is our chance to do something.

Mike wrote:

Mike Tribby <mike.tribby@...>
Subject: FW: [CAG] LC CIP Survey for Libraries

The Library of Congress wants your feedback! Specifically they are asking that the message appearing after my sig be distributed as widely as possible. This is a survey about CIP and will be used in planning for the future of the program. On- and offlist, members of this and that other small press publishers email discussion list that shall not be named by me have exhibited a wealth of suggestions as to how LC could improve themselves and their services. Here's your chance to tell it to someone who not only cares, but might be able to do something about it! Please fill out the survey if you have time; they truly do want to hear what people think. Just scroll down and click on the blue text to get started. ("CAG" stands for CIP Advisory Group)

And if you happen to be in New Orleans for ALA at the end of June, LC's CIP Division is celebrating its 35th birthday and they're even allowing me to speak for about 5 minutes! Sorry no PowerPoint or other graphics in my presentation. I'm doing the technologically-challenged segment of the festivities!

Mike Tribby
Senior Cataloger
Quality Books Inc.
The Best of America's Independent Presses

mailto:mike.tribby@...


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To: CAG@...
Subject: [CAG] LC CIP Survey for Libraries


CAG members and friends:

The two CIP surveys are now up. Anything you can do to promote awareness of
the library survey through various list serves and groups that you have
access to would be much appreciated. The text below is for that purpose.
Feel free to edit it to fit your particular need.

Thanks,
John

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

The Library of Congress announces the availability of the 2006 CIP Survey
for Libraries. This survey is intended for libraries - please, only one
response per library - and is designed to help LC management evaluate the
current Cataloging in Publication Program in this, its 35th anniversary
year, as well as to inform decisions concerning the future of the CIP
Program in the digital era.

Your help is needed, and your feedback would be greatly appreciated.

The CIP Survey for Libraries is hosted by SurveyMonkey and can be accessed
via the Electronic CIP homepage: http://cip.loc.gov by clicking "CIP Survey
for Libraries". (A counterpart survey for publishers that participate in the
CIP Program is available on the ECIP homepage also.) [Note: sorry - the link is probably not hot.]

Note that a disclaimer appears when you click "CIP Survey for Libraries"
telling you that you are leaving the LC system. Click "Continue to external
site" to access the survey.

Thank you for your help.

John Celli, Chief
Cataloging in Publication Division
Library of Congress

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Date:    Wed, 31 May 2006 15:54:36 -0500
From:    Mike Tribby <mike.tribby@...>
Subject: Follow up to RE: [PUBLISH-L] FW: [CAG] LC CIP Survey for Librarie s

I think item #39 is possibly the most interesting part of the survey. Feel
free to be as specific or as general as necessary with suggestions.



Mike Tribby
Senior Cataloger
Quality Books Inc.
The Best of America's Independent Presses

mailto:mike.tribby@...

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Pat Bell
Cat's-paw Press
MIPA, Minnesota Book Publishers Roundtable


#346 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Thu Jun 1, 2006 6:52 pm
Subject: Fwd: PINE June 6th Event: Helping creatives & printers collaborate successfully
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Shel,
Do individual members within your organization or professional association need help when working with printers?

Is placing a printing job or working with print service providers too often a frustrating, costly and unfulfilling experience for them?

Printing Industries of New England wants to help change that experience for your members -- and even your association's staff.
PINE is hosting a one-day national touring seminar next week that is devoted exclusively to helping creative professionals collaborate successfully with print service providers.
It is being held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday, June 6th at Printing Industries of New England's offices and conference center in Southborough, Mass.
"Mission: Possible - A Mutual Strategy for Creatives and Printers," will be led by Joe Marin and Tracey Ryan, from PINE's national trade association affiliate, PIA/GATF.
Joe led two popular seminars on color management and proofing at PINE's Graphic Communications Day - New England in March. Tracey, a graphic designer at PIA/GATF, is making her first visit to New England.
This link provides complete information about the seminar as well as access to online registration.
http://www.gain.net/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?webcode=EventInfo&action=add&Reg_evt_key=42b07d80-de2a-4602-8854-d394476a85dd&Paying=Fees
Could you forward this to your members if you think this program may have value to individuals within your organization, group or professional association?
Christine Hagopian, PINE's director of programs, is happy to answer any questions you may have. Her direct line is 508-804-4152.
PINE is located off Route 9 in Southborough, Mass., 1.5 miles from the junction of the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) and Interstate 495, and a short ride from the MBTA Commuter Rail Station in Southborough.
Thanks.
 

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#345 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Apr 22, 2006 3:54 pm
Subject: Next IPNE Meeting: June 17, Hadley, MA
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Note: if you're planning to attend BEA, there's also a possibility to
hook up with some of us for lunch on Friday at noon.



The next meeting of the Independent Publishers of New England will be held
at the Hartsbrook Waldorf High School in Hadley, MA, on June 17, from 9:30
AM to 12:30 PM. For more information on the venue and directions, see
www.hartsbrookhigh.org/index.php and Map Quest (www.mapquest.com). The main
routes to Hadley are the Mass Pike (from east and west) and I-91 (from north
and south). You will find additional directions upon arrival at the school.

-->Specific directions added by Shel:
  From East, South, or West: Mass Pike to Exit 4, I-91 North. Exit 19,
immediate right over the bridge, right again at the Getty station
(almost immediately). Approx 1-1/2 miles, left on Bay Road (little
Vermont-style signs for Hampshire College, Eric Carle Museum,
national Yiddish Book Center, Flayvors at Cook Farm). School is on
the right, maybe a mile up.

  From the North: I-91 south to Exit 20, immediate left on Damon road,
left on Rt 9 over the bridge and follow as above.

  From the North-East: Route 2 West to Route 202 South. Turn right,
toward Amherst, in Pelham, at the flashing light; I think it's called
Amherst Road, and then when you're in Amherst it's Pelham Road and
then Mail Street. Left in Amherst Center onto N. Pleasant Street.
Street will change to S. Pleasant and then West Street (Route 116).
Just past Hampshire College, at Atkins Farms Fruit Bowl,, turn right
onto West Bay Road. School is about two miles on the left.

It's a big blue building, fairly modern and unusually shaped.

(Reminder: bring your books to show off!)



The meeting will feature an expert panel on book promotion and publicity.
Panelists will include, for example, Deidre Randall
(www.bluelinepublicity.com), Pam Fenner (www.michaelmaspress.com), and
others, representing the publicist, publisher, and bookseller approaches to
promoting books. How can independent small publishers best increase sales
through promotion? If you have particular questions you would like the
panelists to address, please send your questions to IPNE at
talktous@....



IPNE also will greet new members and guests, display members' products, and
lead networking sessions. The IPNE Board of Directors will meet in the
afternoon following a break for lunch at area restaurants. The Board will
plan introductory and intensive workshops for September on ONIX databasing
and accounting for book publishers.



The June meeting in Hadley is free to members and affiliates, but donations
for the space will be gratefully accepted. The fee for nonmember guests is
$5, and everyone is cordially invited to attend. Please RSVP by June 9 by
emailing IPNE at talktous@.... We look forward to seeing you there.

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#344 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Fri Apr 7, 2006 2:29 am
Subject: PMA Report on the PLA Show
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Subject: PMA Report on the PLA Show

Pasted in below, please find PMA's report from Lisa Krebs on the recent
Public
Library Show in Boston. Shel, could you please forward this report to the
Announce-Only list?

March 28, 2006
To: PMA/PLA Participants
From: Lisa Krebs and Susan Nicoletti, PMA
Re: Public Library Association 2006, Boston, MA

The Public Library Association Convention in Boston, MA attracted more than
5,500 acquisition librarians, who gathered to attend seminars and look for
new books to add to their collections. It was an active show, and one where
you really get to know the specific needs of this market and the
individuals. The attendees of this show are book lovers, like us and the
exchange is always enlightening.

Here's some information from the convention we'd like to share with all of
you:

1.       A review from one of the following magazines is the stamp of
approval that is often needed to write a purchase order: Library Journal,
Publishers Weekly, School Library Journal, Kirkus and Booklist. Other
magazines are used as well, but one of these magazines will definitely
influence a purchase. Therefore, if you have received a review in any of
these publications, please make sure it is prominent in any promotion you
send to the library.

2.       Many librarians stopped by our booth to tell us that they love
receiving our material monthly. To paraphrase many, "I go through it
immediately. It's very valuable to us. We really use your stuff (catalogs,
fliers), and we think PMA does a great job! We love PMA because we always
find things that no one else has!" While many indicated that they can
purchase throughout the year, others stated that they save information on
books that they want to buy during their "big purchase time." This
purchasing period coincides with when they get their governmental dollar
allocation for the year and is near the end of their fiscal year (the old
"spend it or lose it" syndrome).

3.       The show catalogs were literally "flying" off the tables. Every
time we turned around, we were putting out another pile. This was a
wonderful thing, and just what we wish to happen at these shows.

4.       Librarians are true seekers of information. It is the goal of every
librarian to be "THE" source of information for their patrons. Time after
time, librarians were so excited to find one location for the independent
publishers of the U.S. Many of the librarians stopping by our booth were not
only responsible for buying for one library, but an entire branch which can
consist of up to 50 libraries or more.

5.       In terms of patron reading trends, librarians told us, "Self-Help
titles are very big, as are Young Adult and, of course, Children's titles."

The PLA is an every-other-year show, and is one of the most informative
shows we attend. The hours are moderate, and the librarians are very focused
on collecting information. The next show, PLA's 12th National Conference,
will be held in Minneapolis, MN, March 25 - 29, 2008.

Some other interesting notes from the show:

-          Send posters, lots of posters - with useful information and web
addresses. Librarians will definitely put them up, especially if it ties in
with a certain week, month or holiday.

-          A man walked into the booth energetically asking, "Are these
independent publishers?" When we told him yes he said, "Good, I'm on the
hunt for good stuff!"

Several publishers helped out at the PMA booth at PLA. Visiting our booth
and volunteering at a trade show is something we strongly recommend. You not
only get a feel for the marketplace and some great first-hand information,
but you get to network with other publishers to learn from each other.
Thanks to Betsy Matthes, Mary Ellen Lepionka, Yetti Frenkel, Christy Lyon,
Dr. Debbie Warner and others who helped out or visited the PMA booth.

We collected a list of over 200 librarian contacts that expressed interest
in the books at the PMA booth. Most librarians will order from the
wholesaler or distributor you listed in the PMA catalog.  (If there was a
specific order for your book or genre, it is addressed below). If you would
like to receive the librarian list as an Excel file by e-mail, please send
your request to me at Lisa@... and I will be happy to send it to
you [if you participated in PLA].

*Photos from this and other PMA staffed exhibits can be seen at
http://pma-online.org/boothphotos.cfm

The following librarians asked for specific titles.

[Snip! Lisa requested that the librarian info be shared only with PLA
participants. This was an impressive list of contact information and
specific title and genre needs.]


Mary Ellen Lepionka
Atlantic Path Publishing
P.O. Box 1556, Gloucester, MA 01931-1556
978-283-1531  Fax: 866-640-1412
http://www.atlanticpathpublishing.com

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#343 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Apr 1, 2006 6:11 pm
Subject: Fwd: Benjamin Franklin Awards Finalists
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Dear Shel,

The first set of finalists for this year's Benjamin Franklin Awards
have been announced. Click here: http://www.pma-online.org/

Additional categories will be added very soon and the winners will be
announced May 17, 2006 at the Washington, DC Convention Center.

Have a great weekend,  and congratulations to all the finalists!

Terry

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#342 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Mar 25, 2006 12:41 pm
Subject: Meeting summary: 3/18, Newburyport
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IPNE Meeting, March 18, Newburyport, MA
 
The meeting was held on a sparkling cold day in a beautifully preserved 18th century church in a “happening” New England seaport town. Thanks to Focus Publishing’s Ron Pullins for arranging and hosting the venue and providing us with walking guides for exploring Newburyport. We met from 10 to 12:30, broke for lunch at The Grog, and reconvened for a Board meeting in the afternoon.
 
Fourteen people were in attendance, including our first vendor member, Scot Murphy of Kase Printing of Hudson, NH. Norman Allie of 45th Parallel Publishing drove the greatest distance to be with us—all the way from Maine’s Canadian border. As we got started, a representative of the Newburyport Literary Festival told us about that event (April 28-29) and encouraged IPNE members to get involved in it next year. The Festival is built around presentations and signings by local and regional authors. We then proceeded with member introductions and talked about our books on display in the room. The more experienced among us gave marketing suggestions and troubleshooting advice for selected titles.
 
Well-known author-publisher and marketing consultant Shel Horowitz (AWM Publishing, www.frugalfun.com/accuratewriting/bookmarketing.shtml) then talked about strategies for reducing unsold inventory and eking dollars out of books that have not sold as expected (assuming that appropriate marketing remedies have already been tried). Strategies might include, for example, digitizing, repackaging, selling in different formats, selling in translation or in foreign markets, finding new contexts for bulk sales, selling through associations or chambers of commerce or through outlets such as Costco, and giving away (e.g., as workshop materials or tax write-offs).
 
A special bookseller panel came next, with speakers Andrew Laties and Susan Little. Andy is both bookseller and author (The Rebel Bookseller; www.rebelbookseller.com), specializing in children’s bookstores. He and his wife now run the bookstore at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, MA. Sue Little is the owner and founder of the Jabberwocky Bookshop (www.jabberwocky.booksense.com/) in Newburyport, which she opened as a full-service independent bookstore 33 years ago. 
 
The panelists discussed with each other and with the group the challenges independent booksellers face today and how they make decisions about which books to buy or take on consignment. They explained the business realities that can make it difficult for them to include small and self-publishers who do not have representation or distribution. Sue showed us the large assortment of small press distributor catalogs that she uses along with BookSense lists to choose titles for her store. (IPNE affiliates PMA and SPAN both offer their members half-off rates for the BookSense Advance Access program.) She also noted that most indies try to provide visibility for local authors.
 
Andy and Sue also answered our questions about how independent publishers can best develop good relationships with independent booksellers to mutual benefit. For example, bookstore buyers appreciate timely communication about marketing efforts, awards, and other events that affect demand. Also, it’s important to connect with the right booksellers. Uniqueness is both a hallmark and a goal of independents, such that stores vary considerably in the kinds of books they sell, depending in large part on what each owner likes.
 
One-on-one networking followed the session, and after the break the Board met to discuss IPNE business. As we talked, we put address labels on our new postcards with the IPNE logo to be sent to prospective new members. We also looked at signs that Pam Fenner had made using the IPNE logo and reviewed the Treasurer’s report. We talked about setting up an operating budget, and if anyone is willing to share their expertise in creating accounting spreadsheets we certainly could use the help.

 
It was confirmed that Clint Richmond (muddyriverpress@...) is organizing our cooperative exhibit at NEBA in September, and Tordis Ilg Isselhardt (tordis@...) is organizing our cooperative exhibit at NELA in October. Participation will be at a modest per-book cost, to be decided, and we will circulate a form for signing up in due course.
 
We decided to solicit nominations to the Board. This is an exciting time to be involved in IPNE’s development as a regional association. If you would like to be on the Board or to suggest someone, please send the name(s) and brief reason for recommendation to Mary Ellen Lepionka (me.lepionka@...). Elections will follow, and the Board will then choose IPNE officers. At this time Board member duties are to make every effort to attend meetings, participate in conference calls, help make decisions, and contribute in some way to our efforts to get things done. Benefits for Board members will follow.
 
We also set the next general meeting date for Saturday, June 17, in the vicinity of Hadley, MA (details to be arranged). We will have a panel of experts on book publicity and promotion, which will include Deidre Randall of Blueline Publicity of Portsmouth, NH (www.deidrerandall.com/) (and others to be confirmed). This meeting will be open and free. We look forward to welcoming visiting members and liaisons from other regional organizations associated with book publishing, such as the Connecticut Association of Publishers and Writers and the Maine Writers and Publishers Association.
 
Our next Board meeting will be by conference call on Sunday, April 9, at 9 AM. Among other business we will plan our proposal to PMA that they conduct a one-day mini-PMA-University here in New England in 2007. If you have ideas for a good venue and agenda for the mini-university, or if you have any other matter you would like us to discuss, please let me know. 
 
Happy Spring,
Mary Ellen Lepionka
 
PS: Welcome to new members Susan Gaylord Kapuscinski of Making Books, Susan Coolidge of Banjo Dog Press, and Paul Bussan of PSB Publishing.
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#341 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:55 am
Subject: Fwd: Exhibit Opp: Florida
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The Florida Publishers Association, Inc. is offering cooperative display of publishers'/authors' products (books, audios, videos, CD-ROMs, etc.) at the Florida Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibition, April 18-21, in Buena Vista, FL. To receive an information sheet/registration form, visit www.flbookpub.org/fla.html .
 
And for those who don't want to display but who do want exposure, consider this:

The Florida Publishers Association, Inc., is offering author listings for $10 each in its popular Authors In Libraries publication, which is being prepared for distribution at the upcoming Florida Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibition, April 18-21, in Buena Vista, FL. Details of participation can be found on page 4 of the PDF that can be downloaded from
www.flbookpub.org/fla.html
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Come on down and get some Key lime pie on a stick!
 
All my best,
Betsy
 
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Florida Publishers Association, Inc.
P. O. Box 430
Highland City, FL 33846-0430
phone/fax (863) 647-5951
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#340 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Mar 11, 2006 1:29 am
Subject: Fwd: Graphic Communications Day - New England update
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Hi Shel,
Graphic Communications Day - New England has come together nicely. This free event for print buyers including members of Independent Publishers of New England will be held Wednesday, March 22 at the Boston Marriott Copley Place.
More than 250 qualified print buyers have registered in advance to attend some of the nine seminars, a keynote address by long-time Boston Globe President Rick Daniels who recently was named president of a new entity, Boston Globe Media, and to visit 50 exhibit booths made up of vendors from throughout the print supply chain.
I urge you to pass the word about this valuable event to Independent Publishers of New England members and encourage them to attend.
Again, there is no cost to attend, but pre-registration is required and only available at www.pine.org. Go there and click on the Graphic Communications Day - New England banner. Registration closes at 5 p.m. Friday, March 17.
Event guides are now being mailed, and we will have extras to distribute during the week of March 13th. I'd be happy to send you a bunch to distribute to your members if you desire. Just let me know.
Thanks for all of your help to help make this a successful event.
Please call or email if you have any questions.
John Scibelli
Director of Communications
Printing Industries of New England
508-804-4113
 

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#339 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Wed Mar 1, 2006 5:19 pm
Subject: Exhibit opp--travel titles
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I know both Jeannette Belleveau and Joan Peterson, and this is legit.
I exhbited next to their wonderful booth t ALA some years ago.
Contact Joan directly if interested.


   From: "Jeannette" <sheltie11@...>
Subject: PROMO: Join the Travel Publishers booth at BookExpo America (x-posted)

Anyone with travel- or history-related titles looking for a little
extra TLC in marketing to
bookstores and chain travel buyers is encouraged to exhibit in the
newly enlarged Travel
Publishers Association booth at BookExpo America 2006.

Your book will be placed in front of buyers from national chains and
independent travel
bookstores by knowledgeable colleagues.

I know from first-hand experience that travel and history books get
the love they deserve
at this booth. We ask everyone who visits the booth what books their
patrons are seeking
and put books of interest in their hands. Wherever possible, we will
try to generate sales
leads for you and forge strong relationships especially with the
owners of independent
travel bookstores. This is in contrast to other booths where your
travel title will be
exhibited with other titles (mostly self-help) that lack a
travel/history focus.

The Travel Publishers Association is a nine-year-old group with
approximately 80
members, ranging from single-title authors and publishers up to
Fodor's and Lonely
Planet. This May 19-21, we will be at BEA at the Washington Convention Center,
Washington DC. Our booth is double the size of booths we've had
previously (200 square
feet vs 100 square feet) because we need more space. Our booth number
is 1012, and we
are in the Travel/Maps section.

   Here's what you need to do to display titles at BEA 2006 with the
Travel Publishers
Association:

   Please let our director, Joan Peterson, at
<mailto:joanp@...>joanp@..., know immediately how many
titles you'd like to display. The cost is: $75 for one title; $40 for
each additional title.

   Later, she'll let you know the deadline for sending your titles in.

   Additional benefits to publishers / authors:

   1 -- Within a day or so after the show, you will get contact info
about anyone specifically
interested in your title(s): interest in sales, review copies, etc.
etc. All info from the
business cards will be entered into an Excel spreadsheet and a World
mailing label file for
post-show marketing purposes.

2 -- The IRS looks favorably on businesses that advertise as being
"real" vs. "hobby"
businesses. While it rarely pays off to advertise books (except
occasionally in barter
situations), this Travel Publishers Association booth, as well as the
upcoming catalog for
2007, are notable exceptions because of how well-targeted this booth
is to travel buyers.
These are fully deductible, yet affordable and likely beneficial
advertising expenses.

   If you are interested in exhibiting, or would like more information,
please contact Joan at
<mailto:joanp@...>joanp@... or 608/233-5488.


More information at:  <http://www.travelpubs.com/>http://www.travelpubs.com/

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#338 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Tue Feb 28, 2006 7:52 pm
Subject: Fwd: Children's/YA promotional opportunity
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Subject: Fwd: Children's/YA promotional opportunity
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 12:29:41 -0500
To: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>

Hi Shel,

I don't know if you saw this a few weeks ago. I can handle a few more
titles and I wondered if you have any clients that might be
interested. I'm already planning on including Riddle in the Mountain,
Barbara Elmore's Saviors of the Bugle, Brad Gochowski's The Secret
Weakness of Dragons, and one of Ellen Feld's Morgan Horse books. But
feel free to pass this on to anyone else who might be interested and
that you think would be a good candidate.

Sheila

Begin forwarded message:

>As I'm sure many of you know, March is Small Press Month. In honor
>of Small Press Month, and to help raise awareness of the excellent
>small press titles out there, I'm going to be highlighting small
>press titles on my blog throughout the month of March. Here's the
>criteria:
>
>- Must be juvenile or young adult titles
>- Preference will be given to fantasy and science fiction titles,
>since that's the topic of my blog, but I will consider other good
>titles for children or teens
>- Must be published by a small press or self-published. I'm sorry,
>but for this I'm not including subsidy published titles (I do
>usually review them if they are good, but subsidy publishers aren't
>small presses, so I can't really include them here)
>- I will consider books I've already reviewed, as long as I haven't
>blogged about them before
>- Books must be well-written, edited, and designed and produced to
>professional standards. Since these are books I'm going to be
>holding up to the world as shining examples of how good small press
>books can be, I have to hold them to a high standard.
>
>If I haven't scared you off by now, please email me *off list* if
>you'd like to submit your books for consideration
>
>You can see my blog here:
>http://www.wandsandworlds.com/blog1/
>
>Please feel free to pass this on to anyone you think would be interested.
>
>Sheila Ruth


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Date: Fri Feb 17, 2006 9:52 pm
Subject: Dislay opportunities in Florida (Betsy)
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Dear Affilates:
 
The offer below is good for all your members, even those who are not members of PMA proper. We invite you to put this announcement in your email and/or hard-copy newsletters. Please advise if I should send it separately to your newsletter's editor. (Remember to offer FPA and other affiliates an opportunity to display with your group when it comes time for your state's library and bookseller shows. It's a great way to increase your group's coffers and make a grand presentation at the shows.)

The Florida Publishers Association, Inc., is offering cooperative display of publishers'/authors' products (books, audios, videos, CD-ROMs, etc.) at the Florida Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibition, April 18-21, in Buena Vista, FL. To receive an information sheet/registration form, either visit
www.flbookpub.org/fla.html
 
And if you don't want to display but want exposure, consider this:

The Florida Publishers Association, Inc., is offering author listings for $10 each in its popular Authors In Libraries publication, which is being prepared for distribution at the upcoming Florida Library Association Annual Conference & Exhibition, April 18-21, in Buena Vista, FL.  The publication provides details on author publications and presentations, and it gives
contact information for librarians' use. Details of participation can be requested by emailing Betsy Wright-Lampe at FPAbooks@.... (Those who display a book get free listing in this publication.)
 
Thanks a metric ton! I look forward to meeting you good folks in March.
 
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#336 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Fri Feb 17, 2006 4:08 pm
Subject: Publicity Opp: Northern New England publishers (forwarded by Betsy from Florida)
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**3.  CLARIFICATION : New England: New Book Announcements - The Heart of New England (US)  Marcia Duffy would like to clarify her query on new book announcements. She needs information on new book releases for: 1) Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont authors (or authors outside the area) writing fiction *set* in these states, or 2) any author writing non-fiction *about* any aspect of Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont. Please, no New England authors writing about topics unrelated to Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont. Her query: I'm looking for announcements of new books by northern New England authors and/or about northern New England (Maine, New Hampshire & Vermont only). This is for a new section in a weekly newsletter that announces new books. Please, northern New England (Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont) only. No phone calls, please. I'm a freelancer. For more on this journalist: http://mediainsider2.prnewswire.com/profiles/search_detail_ind.cfm?id=649

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#335 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Wed Feb 15, 2006 8:46 pm
Subject: Fwd: Seminar information for Independent Publishers of New England members
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Dear Shel,
Pre-registration is open for Graphic Communications Day - New England, a one-day gathering in Boston for print buyers and members of Independent Publishers of New England to broaden their technical understanding of changes taking place in print manufacturing.
Graphic Communications Day - New England is scheduled for Wednesday, March 22 at the Boston Marriott Copley Place.  There is no cost to attend for any working professional such as members of Independent Publishers of New England whose work involves purchasing printing or print-related services.
There are technical seminars, panel discussions, a keynote address and an exhibit hall of 50 vendors from throughout the print manufacturing supply chain. Come and learn about changes taking in place in printing that will help you increase the return on investment of your and your client's marketing and communications resources. Again, there is no cost to attend, but pre-registration is required.
Complete information can be found at www.pine.org, the home page of Printing Industries of New England. PINE is New England's largest trade association serving printing and graphic arts companies in the region. Once you go to the PINE home page, simply click on the Graphic Communications Day - New England banner for complete information. 
Please contact me with any questions. We look forward to seeing your members there.
John Scibelli
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#334 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Mon Feb 13, 2006 12:15 pm
Subject: PMA: Thirty-One Things to do for Small Press Month
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Hello everyone,
Thirty-One Things to do for Small Press Month For Small Presses & Independent Publishers

1. Contact your local bookstore or library and suggest they put together a special display for National Small Press Month. You can obtain posters from: Small Press Month Coordinator at PMA, the Independent Book Publishers Association, 627 Aviation Way, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, Phone 310/372-2732. Order form below.

2. Suggest that your local bookstore offer a discount off Small Press titles this month. Offer a special discount on all of your titles.

3. Hold a seminar on "How to Get Published" or on a subject related to your books. You might wish to cooperate with other small presses in your area to get this event off to a roaring start. You might wish to charge a nominal fee for the seminar.

4. Contact the book review editor at your daily newspaper about any events that you plan. Also speak to the features editor. The business editor is always interested in a successful publishing story.

5. Send PMA, the Independent Book Publishers Association a list of participating bookstores and libraries. PMA can send them publicity and display material.

6. Be sure to inform PMA and the Small Press Center about any activities you have planned for Small Press Month. That way, PMA can include your plans in its national database and mention them when contacting the media.

7. Get in touch with weekly papers in your area about events and submit the information to the listings editor.

8. Approach an interviewer at a local radio station about airing a segment regarding the problems and rewards of running a small press, or set one up for an author.

9. Make arrangements with any local non-bookstore outlet that is appropriate for any of your books. For example, if you publish cookbooks a grocery store might display them up near the check-out for Small Press Month, particularly with a special discount as an incentive.

10. Try for an interview at your local daily paper or the weekly paper, remember that the media is always pleased to find that there are successful publishers and writers in the neighborhood. So pitch not only yourself, but also your colleagues.

11. If you have a personable, articulate author who is available to speak in his or her area, try setting up interviews with local television or radio stations.

12. Schedule an interview for yourself at your local television station for National Small Press Month. Be sure to offer visuals if available. Footage of an author doing exciting research in a jungle, a sports book author on the ski slopes, for instance, would be helpful to getting TV time. Focus on the unique angles of your books and authors.

13. Band together with other small presses and compile a display of titles in a subject area. Offer your library the ready-made exhibit of locally published books in the areas you choose.

14. Find a college or university that would be receptive to a roundtable discussion on a topic like "What is a Free Press" or "The First Amendment and the Mass Media."

15. A talk to elementary, junior high, or high school students about how to become an author could be a highlight of school programs during the month.

16. Use excerpts from a current or upcoming book on your website. Remembering that an entire excerpt, a whole recipe, for example, is more productive than a tantalizing tidbit.

17. Arrange readings and signings from your list to be held during National Small Press Month at your local bookstore and library.

18. Plan a group reading or event with other local independent presses and make a night out of it.

19. Take National Small Press Month posters to your local bookstore or library and be sure that they are displayed and distributed.

20. Join with other small presses and take out a co-op ad in your local newspaper.

21. Be sure that every club or local organization to which you belong displays a poster about National Small Press Month and has your catalogue available as a handout for Small Press Month.

22. Keep your alumni magazine up to date about you and your small press.

23. Host a wine-a-cheese party in your office for the press, booksellers and other friends of your publishing house. Celebrate National Small Press Month!

24. Gather together all your press cuttings and document the successes of National Small Press Month and please send to Karin Taylor for use next year. Send to the Small Press Center, 20 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036.

25. Link to the Small Press Month website from your own: www.smallpressmonth.org

26. Send out e-mails to your customer mailing list announcing the approach of National Small Press Month, and the events you have planned.  A weekly digest of news would be an effective way to keep the momentum going throughout March.

27. Contact other small and independent arts organizations in your area- record labels, theaters, and art galleries, for example- and link to each other's websites, promote each other's events, and support the independent arts community!

28. Run a contest through your e-mail newsletter, asking for ten titles of famous independently published books. 
 
29.  Contact other independent publishers and set up a small book fair during the month at a local college or community center.
 
30.  Evaluate author's pitches. Offer to set up a program at a bookstore or library where authors, on the understanding you are there to give general advice, can make a five minute pitch to you about their manuscript.
 
31.  Look over the previous 30 suggested ideas and let us know which ones provided the most response.


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#333 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Tue Jan 17, 2006 8:07 pm
Subject: Fwd: Atlanta Spring Book Show 2006
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SPRING BOOK SHOW 2006
 
Mark March 17-19, 2006 down as a very important date. That is the date for the next Spring Book Show the South’s largest and the nation’s second largest bargain book show.  The show will be held at the Georgia World Congress Center located in downtown Atlanta.
 
The Spring Book Show will feature 500+ tables and nearly 60,000 square feet of remainders, returns, white sales and promotional books.  In fact, the largest remainder dealers in the United States, Great Britain and Canada will be displaying product at the Show. Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase some of the greatest bargains in the book industry.
 
Another exciting feature, back by enthusiastic response, is the educational programming at this year’s show.  The Southeastern Booksellers Association (SEBA) will conduct bookseller education during non-exhibit hours.  “In addition to exhibiting at this year’s show SEBA will provide independent booksellers with the opportunity to share their successes with each other,” says Eargle, show coordinator.
 
Wanda Jewell, Executive Director of SEBA, added, “We are excited to partner with The Spring Book Show and take the opportunity to gather together and learn from one another.”  SEBA will conduct seminars and round table discussions on Friday and Saturday morning before show hours.
 
Larry May, owner of The Spring Book Show says, “We are very excited about partnering with SEBA. It’s like the merging of two worlds.  Bargain book buyers need to be educated on the ABC’s of bookselling while SEBA members need to learn where they can purchase books that will help them actually make a living in this business,”  May adds, “It’s a good fit and the timing is right.”
 
We have added two new and exciting features to this year’s show.  The first is the Christian Bargain Book Forum, designed to introduce Christian bookstores to the world of bargain books and general trade bookstores to inspirational product.   Secondly, any educator in the State of Georgia can attend The Spring Book Show----free of charge.   We wanted to give school systems, colleges, librarians and educators the opportunity to essentially quadruple their book buying budget for the coming year.  We are delighted to extend the opportunity.”
 
“We are also planning a “good ole’ Irish gig” for all attendees Friday night, March 17th for St. Patrick’s Day.  There will also be other special activities including giving away a “pot o’ gold” (a skid of books) to one lucky attendee.
 
This year’s show will be held at the Georgia World Congress Center in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. For more information please call Cathie Eargle at 865-922-7490 or email ceargle@....  You may want to visit the SBS website at www.springbookshow.com.
 
Remember ---- “THINK GREEN THIS SPRING” ---- See you in Atlanta on St. Patty’s Day!
 
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#332 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Tue Dec 20, 2005 3:37 am
Subject: Reminder: Join your New England book publishing colleagues
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A reminder to join IPNE, from the person who put together our spiffy new website. If you've already joined, please disregard this notice.)

From: "Kathleen Valentine" <kathleen@...>
Subject: Join your New England book publishing colleagues
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2005 10:25:38 -0500
Organization: Valentine Design
To you as an independent New England book publisher:
Do you sometimes feel like you're alone in a wilderness of corporate giants? Do you get tired of trying to get bookstores to chisel out a bit of space for your titles? Do you long for the company of other small publishers that you can talk shop with? Would you like to benefit from professional development programs aimed at small and mid-size publishers? And would you like tools to bring awareness of your titles to booksellers--and book buyers--throughout the six-state region?

If any of these questions strikes a chord with you, please give us a moment to tell you about Independent Publishers of New England (IPNE): a regional trade association formed in 2000, and the regional affiliate for both PMA (formerly called Publishers Marketing Association) and SPAN (Small Publishers Association of North America).

IPNE exists to serve the needs of people like you: Independent book publishers living and working in New England. Among the benefits of membership:
· Discounts on your PMA and SPAN membership dues (You save $26 and $35 respectively)
· Affordable co-op exhibiting and marketing opportunities at New England Booksellers Association and other major trade shows, including New England gatherings of the American Library Association and its affiliates
· Opportunities to participate at no cost in online discussion groups and announcement lists with other publishers
· Discounted admission to all IPNE professional development events (in the past, we've brought in top names in independent publishing, including Dan Poynter, author of the Self-Publishing Manual, Brian Jud, author of Beyond the Bookstore, and Jan Nathan) PMA's Executive Director)
· Members-only networking, social, special interest, and planning events
· A listing in our online Membership Directory, with a link to your web site and postings of your press releases and new book releases
· The option of dedicated "Publisher Pages"on IPNE's search-engine-optimized website (www.ipne.org) to display your books. (You get up to four internal and five external links, your logo, cover images, author information, and, of course, descriptions of your books, along with links to your wholesale and retail distribution channels, and indexed listings of your upcoming company and author events
You'd expect all this to be expensive. But like you, we're frugal New Englanders, so we've kept the rates as affordable as possible. IPNE annual dues are just $24 per year, and the Publisher Pages is only an additional $36 per year--and only members can participate. If you join and get Publisher Pages, at a combined cost of just $60, and you take advantage of the PMA and SPAN member discounts, you've already just about paid for your membership with the savings.

Wouldn't you like to be a part of this exciting and growing organization, designed to meet your needs for professional support? Send your check for $24 (dues only) or $60 (dues plus Publisher Pages on the IPNE website), made out to IPNE, to Tordis Ilg Isselhardt, IPNE Treasurer, P.O.Box 137, Bennington, VT 05201.
Sincerely,
Pam Fenner, Michaelmas Press
Tordis Ilg Isselhardt, Images from the Past
Mary Frakes, Mindwalks
Shel Horowitz, AWM Books
Mary Ellen Lepionka, Atlantic Path Publishing
Fern Reiss, PublishingGame.com

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#331 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Dec 17, 2005 10:17 pm
Subject: IPNE member/former PMA-L member Jan Yager in NY Times (X-Post)
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#330 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Thu Dec 15, 2005 1:32 am
Subject: Fwd: December 15 PMA Deadlines
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Dear Shel,

Don't let these program deadlines pass you by.

December 15 is the reservation deadline date for the following programsL

PUBLIC LIBRARY MAILING

Fiction/Poetry/Literary Titles ONLY
Click here to reserve your space

https://www.pma-online.org/resforms/index.cfm#a1

Flyers need to be at our mail house before the end of this year. This
program will mail directly after January 1.

TARGET MARKETING PROGRAM

Travel/Vacation Titles ONLY

Click here to reseerve your space.

https://www.pma-online.org/resforms/index.cfm#a4

This 4-color catalog is mailed to 10,000+ library and bookstore
buyers as well as travel editors throughout the U.S. This program
will mail by mid-January.

EXHIBITS

New York International Gift Fair
Last call for individual title reservations. Books need to be at PMA
office by no later than December 31.

Click here to make your reservations

http://www.pma-online.org/exhibits_pma.cfm

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#329 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Mon Dec 12, 2005 12:55 am
Subject: Fwd: January Writing Course Flyer - Rhode Island
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Dear Writers,

Below is a flyer for my January writing course, Releasing The Writer Within:  Discover your writer's voice.  Please forward to interested friends, family, or colleagues.  I've attached a registration form as well.

Thanks, Hannah
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Releasing The Writer Within
A writing course for the beginner or expert, professional or casual writer.

Date:  January 18th-March 15th.  (Reading Night March 15th.)
Time: 7-9 PM.
Cost: (Early Registration By December 31: $185.) $200 or pay by the class for $30 per class.
Place: 450 A Novel Idea. Bristol, RI.
Contact: Hannah Goodman 401-935-6466.

Are you having trouble completing writing projects or facing a bad case of writer's block?  Or maybe you've had ideas for stories, poems, and novels swimming around in your brain but can't seem to get started.  What you need is to release your inner writer, the writer withinŠ.

Using the philosophy of "writing through the tight spots" and combing each writing class with a yoga posture as a warm up, this is a truly unique course that will change your writing forever.

This 8-week course will be open to all writers of all levels and backgrounds. The focus will be on releasing the "writer within"- how to push past doubts, self-criticism, and excuses and get those stories and ideas out on paper.   
 
Students will participate in in-class writing exercises and share their work with one another in a caring and confidential environment.  I will be demonstrating and modeling several powerful writing techniques that can be used to make your work pop and sparkle.  
  
To register, open attachment and print or  go to: hannahrgoodman.com/workshopsandprograms.php and click on the registration form button.  Download and fill out and send with your tuition to the address on the form. To learn more about this course, please email Hannah @ hrgoodman@....  To speak to a live person, call Hannah at 401-935-6466.

Hannah is an author, speaker, and teacher. She edits manuscripts and offers consulting services to writers who are interested in breaking into the publishing world. Her recently published YA novel, My Sister's Wedding has been endorsed by several RI schools and received first place in the Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards for 2004.




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#328 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Fri Dec 9, 2005 9:10 pm
Subject: Fwd: PMA News
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Dear Shel,

UPCOMING MARKETING DEADLINES

Don't forget the following programs. The reservation date for each
program is listed and a click through is provided for you:

DIRECT MAIL Target Marketing Programs

December 15 - Travel/Vacation Titles ONLY. This will be sent to
Travel Editors throughout the U.S., as well as Travel Acquisition
Buyers at the libraries and bookstores.

December 31 - Political/Current Events Titles ONLY. This will be sent
to the Political Editor at the newspapers throughout the U.S., as
well as Political Acquisition Buyers at the libraries and bookstores.

Click her for a further description of these programs and/or to place
a reservation. http://www.pma-online.org/coopcats_target.cfm

EXHIBITS

PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

The Public Library Association will be meeting in Boston, MA this
year in March 2006. This is an excellent show that is strongly
supported by public library acquisition buyers for both education and
acquisition. This show happens every-other-year, next one scheduled
for 2008. You can display individual titles within the PMA
cooperative booth and we still have one more full booth available if
you would prefer to have  a shared or full booth for your own titles.
Contact terry@pma-online for information on the full or shared booth.

BOOK EXPO AMERICA

Two booths have recently become available directly across the aisle
from the PMA cooperative booths. If you would like information on how
to contract for these booths, please contact terry@....

NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL GIFT FAIR

December 15 is the final date to reserve your place at this new show
for PMA to be held at the Javits Center January 29-February 2. This
is a firm deadline and no titles will be accepted after that date
since we need to have sufficient time to develop a catalog and send
the books to New York.

Click on the link below to make your reservation today for these
great shows.DIRE

http://www.pma-online.org/exhibits_pma.cfm

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#327 From: Shel Horowitz <shel@...>
Date: Sat Dec 3, 2005 10:25 pm
Subject: Four good reasons to join IPNE
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Dear New England independent publisher.

If you haven't sent in your dues ($24 for a year, plus an optional
$36 if you'd like a Publisher Page on the revitalized IPNE.org
website)

1. If you are a PMA or SPAN member, you immediately make up your
national dues on the discount you get as part of IPNE.

2. You'll be in the running for the annual IPNE scholarship to attend
PMA-U in Washington this May jut before Book Expo America (an amazing
conference, and one where several of the IPNE core, including me,
will be presenting)

3. You'll get the lower, members-only price for any fee-based events we put on

4. You'll be be able to keep receiving this announcement list if we
move it to members-only, and you'll also be able to participate in
the members-only discussion list

Plus, you'll be helping to build a strong New England-wide community
of independent book publishers, who can rely on each other for
support, business advice, co-marketing, and more.
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Shel Horowitz - copywriter, marketing consultant, author, speaker
Affordable, effective marketing materials and strategies

Sign the Business Ethics Pledge - Help Change the World
<http://www.principledprofit.com/25000influencers.html>

mailto:shel@... * 800-683-WORD/413-586-2388
http://www.frugalmarketing.com / http://www.principledprofits.com
Books: Grassroots Marketing, Principled Profit, others
Blog on Corporate/Government/Marketing Ethics:
http://principledprofit.blogspot.com/

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