Nothing is more discouraging than staring at a blinking cursor on your laptop.
Category: Impressions
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Readership By Zubayer Rahman Sayem
Reading, in my opinion, is the first tool of success. By that I mean that you must be able to read effectively in order to learn all the other things you need to be successful.
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A Library’s Appeal By Callan Chandler
From scholars to hobbyists; those looking to learn a new skill or simply to lose themselves in a magical world full of conflict and battle, libraries have undoubtedly fostered a desire to read.
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Memories and Book Connections
Funny the way our memories are triggered by sight and sound. Bits of our lives are held in high regard and easily recalled.
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Dust Jackets, Anyone?
Like a sweater to protect you from the cold, a dust jacket protects the binding of a hardcover book. About 10 years ago, a curator at a library in Oxford discovered the oldest known publisher’s dust jacket was on an 1830 English annual, Friendship’s Offering. Dust jackets were originally plainer jackets to protect the value of...
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“Calgon, Take Me Away!”
Laura H. has too much on her plate and needs Calgon to take her away, with books of course. With books…
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Why Cresting Wave?
Dana M. named the company Cresting Wave Publishing. There has to be a story behind that!