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  • Soapbox: Blame It on The Rep
    by Michael P. Spradlin - 11/16/2009
    Being the rep for your own book inspires many feelings. Most of them induce nausea. More
  • Soapbox: Let Loose
    By Jeff VanderMeer - 11/09/2009
    How simply being myself on Facebook led to several career boosters. More
  • Soapbox: Now More Than Ever
    by Carl Lennertz - 11/02/2009
    There's been some talk recently about the future of the fall regional association trade shows: GLiBA, MBA, MPIBA, NAIBA, NEIBA, NCIBA, PNBA, SCIBA and SIBA. Every August and September, I curse these shows. More
  • Soapbox: Selling Green
    by Jennifer Kaplan - 10/26/2009
    Business owners are realizing that they have a responsibility to help protect the environment. But what about your bookstore? Where do you fit in, and can changes you enact really make a difference? More
  • Soapbox: The More Things Change...
    By Leslea Newman - 10/19/2009
    When I first conceived of Heather Has Two Mommies in 1988, I had no idea that it would be so loved - and so hated. I had no idea it would appear on “most challenged” book lists alongside Huckleberry Finn and The Catcher in the Rye. I had no idea it would become part of the congressional record and be debated on the Senate floor. More
  • Soapbox: Textbook Buying 101
    by Tom Simpson - 10/12/2009
    Two books, $325? If you haven't purchased a textbook recently, you're in for a surprise. More
  • Soapbox: Where Ideas Go to Die, Not Spread
    By Seth Godin - 10/05/2009
    In this environment, independent bookstores have become the antithesis of the ubiquity of the long tail’s endless web. But they needn’t retreat from this new reality. They can thrive. More
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