I’ve assembled (and rewrote) some of my blog posts and a
variety of other brief pieces into a book that I published with iUniverse, a
subsidy publisher (recently acquired by Penguin, a division of Pearson), called
50 Communication Strategies. One of
the advantages of publishing a book this way was that I didn’t need an agent. Textbook
authors rarely have agents; in fact, I don’t know of one textbook author who
does have an agent. The other great advantage is that you don’t have to write a
proposal. There are also disadvantages to doing a book this way as well. But,
on balance, the procedure was relatively painless and certainly fast
moving. They even set up a website for
the book—www.50communicationstrategies.com. In general, I'm very pleased with the finished product.
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