Cengage and Barnes & Noble Education Expand Relationship to Offer Cengage Unlimited at Campus Stores Nationwide
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
Dennis Milam Bensie Releases Memoir 'Thirty Years A Dresser'
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
Coffeetown Press is delighted to announce the release of Thirty Years a Dresser on May 15, 2018 ($17.95, 216 pages, ISBN: 978-1-60381-751-6), a memoir by Dennis Milam Bensie, sharing essays, anecdotes, and backstage antics from his years as a theatrical dresser.
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
Coffeetown Press is delighted to announce the release of Thirty Years a Dresser on May 15, 2018 ($17.95, 216 pages, ISBN: 978-1-60381-751-6), a memoir by Dennis Milam Bensie, sharing essays, anecdotes, and backstage antics from his years as a theatrical dresser.
Story About Love, Pain, Loss During World War II Depicted in Novel
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
Long-Lost Manuscript Contains First-Hand Account of the 'Pied Piper of Tucson' Murders of 1964 and 1965
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
by BWW News Desk - March 20, 2018
New Documentary Raises Global Water Crisis Awareness As 844 Million People Still Lack Access to Clean Drinking Water
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
Becky Brown Goes On The Record: Explores Life & Love With Jim Ed Brown In New Book, GOING OUR WAY
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
Becky Perry Brown goes on the record in her new book,GOING OUR WAY, and explores her life and the love she shared with Grand Ole Opry andCountry Music Hall of Fame star Jim Ed Brown during their 54 years of marriage.
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
Becky Perry Brown goes on the record in her new book,GOING OUR WAY, and explores her life and the love she shared with Grand Ole Opry andCountry Music Hall of Fame star Jim Ed Brown during their 54 years of marriage.
U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith Picks 25 Poems For National Poetry Month
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
The poet laureate of the United States, Tracy K. Smith, will select twenty-five poems by contemporary poets to be featured in the Academy of American Poets' popular Poem-a-Day series in April.
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
The poet laureate of the United States, Tracy K. Smith, will select twenty-five poems by contemporary poets to be featured in the Academy of American Poets' popular Poem-a-Day series in April.
New AHRQ E-Book on Patient Registry Issues Developed Under OM1 Contract
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
Occasions Media Group Launches Children's Book Imprint, Littleature
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
by BWW News Desk - March 19, 2018
BWW Review: EMERGENCY CONTACT by Mary H.K. Choi
by Bonnie Lynn Wagner - March 19, 2018
It's like Choi peered down into the lives of Sam and Penny, pulled out a few months of their life, and shared them with the world. Sam and Penny are so awkward, and feel so very, very human. A good portion of the book is told through texting because of their unusual relationship and that text-speak feels so realistic. It talks about mundane things such as the love of Pringles and whether or not Harry Potter should be re-read and whether a documentary about the life of a cat would be a good idea or not. The texts are a mix of fantastic grammar and the everyday way we send things without capitalization or periods. Sometimes, there's even shorthand. The shorthand is minimal, though, which makes it so much easier to read and get through. Especially since Penny is a writer and prefers to write with grammar, which Sam picks up on right away, and he starts spelling things out much more with her! I'm not a huge epistolary reader and struggle to get through books with texts, emails, letters, etc. EMERGENCY CONTACT used it so naturally that I didn't have that problem this time around and felt it only enhanced the relationship between the two.
by Bonnie Lynn Wagner - March 19, 2018
It's like Choi peered down into the lives of Sam and Penny, pulled out a few months of their life, and shared them with the world. Sam and Penny are so awkward, and feel so very, very human. A good portion of the book is told through texting because of their unusual relationship and that text-speak feels so realistic. It talks about mundane things such as the love of Pringles and whether or not Harry Potter should be re-read and whether a documentary about the life of a cat would be a good idea or not. The texts are a mix of fantastic grammar and the everyday way we send things without capitalization or periods. Sometimes, there's even shorthand. The shorthand is minimal, though, which makes it so much easier to read and get through. Especially since Penny is a writer and prefers to write with grammar, which Sam picks up on right away, and he starts spelling things out much more with her! I'm not a huge epistolary reader and struggle to get through books with texts, emails, letters, etc. EMERGENCY CONTACT used it so naturally that I didn't have that problem this time around and felt it only enhanced the relationship between the two.
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