Non-Fiction - General
Book Design and Production: A Guide for Authors and Publishers
by Pete Masterson How do I choose a book designer, editor, or a printer? Which of the printing choices are right for me? Which page layout program makes the most sense to use? And how can I make sure the design and production choices for my book help it succeed in an overcrowded marketplace? Authors and publishers face hundreds of questions like these every day, and until now, it's been hard to find the answers all in one place. Finally, there's Book Design and Production: A Guide for Authors and Publishers , a one-stop resource to help authors—whether working with a traditional publisher, a subsidy press, or their own imprint—and publishers find clear explanations of every facet of making a book a reality. . . . .
Comic Mnemonics
Comic Mnemonics: A Fun Easy Way to Remember Spanish Verbs by Jim Sarris Illustrated by Patricia Nacher Let's face it, trying to remember how to conjugate verbs in another language isn't easy. That is, until Comic Mnemonics came along! You'll recall what you studied--a day later, a month later. . . forever! . . . .
The Actor's Guide For Kids: A Comprehensive Handbook for Parents
by Jan Kelley and Brenda Krochmal The Actor's Guide For Kids is comprehensive handbook will guide parents step-by-step through establishing a successful acting career for their child. Filled with nuts-and-bolts information most parents must stumble on by accident, there is sound advice on how to avoid the myriad of monetary pitfalls and scams, how to tell if this work is right for your child along with the sacrifices required of both parents and children. From finding an agent to booking his first job, this guide is filled with valuable information, hints and insights. You'll refer to it again and again. Inside, you'll find out: Finding and Keeping a Good Agent. How to Work with a Manager. . . . .
The Actor's Guide Southwest: An Introduction to the Regional...
by Nan McElroy and Melissa Ohlman-Roberge Before you can consider seeking work in film, commercial or corporate television, you must have a solid understanding of how the business works, and what will be expected of YOU. The Actor's Guide, Southeast: An Introduction to the Regional Film and Television Market is designed to do just that, with complete explanations of all the players, all the possibilities, your responsibilities...all the info you need to get you going, and then some. Recommended by professionals throughout the Southeast*...just ask them! This edition covers Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and South Carolina and Tennessee. Inside, you'll find out: How to Survive in a Regional Market. Finding and Keeping a Good Agent. . . . .
