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@marcapitman You know, now that you mention it, "Git 'r done" might actually work. |
@sierrafriend Agreed. My friend Alan Cooper has always had an issue with the SUBMIT button. We need to SUBMIT? :) |
@pickover Did a Wiley editor contact you yet? |
Watching the Tribune Company news roll across the timeline |
@jblankenburg Zune Pass - exactly & for same CD price we get to keep 10 forever. So basically you buy a CD a month and get it (nearly) all. |
@CCF10 Start by telling us who you are and what you do. Your Twitter bio is blank, so some might not follow you. How about a blog link? |
Do you read books on a mobile phone? |
@GuyClapperton feel free to send me a DM, or an email at cwebb@wiley.com. I'd be interested to see your take on the topic. |
@GuyClapperton my first question would be about how your book is different from the many others in the market. Happy to review a proposal. |
Listening to the Sky.fm Christmas channel |
@aeden that's a magical time you will always remember. |
@jhelmus nice guardian link. I feel a blog post coming on. |
@purplekitten I'm with ya. Started listening last week. |
Getting the oil changed over lunch- waaaay overdue. |
@fienen and if you want, I'd be happy to route it to the appropriate people here at Wiley. |
@fienen I've written a series on what I expect from book proposals. Maybe you will find it useful: http://tinyurl.com/58fqfz |
@LesleySmith On the other hand, I can think of several English men and women who can do a killer American accent :) |
@fienen In the case of For Dummies and other series designs the template is often an MS Word template. |
@fienen I mean an actual template. Authors rarely write directly into InDesign as we handle the composition process which is very automated |
@bakercom1 Indeed I did. |
