Today marks the first Technicast, a podcast produced by the staff of Technica Editorial. Each month, the Technicast will highlight a different aspect of the editorial process with a different guest. Our first podcast features Technica Editorial’s founders, Jack Nestor and Arlene Furman, as they discuss their experience in the publishing industry and the mission statement of our company.
Audio PlayerLook for a new podcast on the first Wednesday of every month.
“There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” Ernest Hemingway might not have been in the clearest (or soberest) of mindsets when he said this, but any aspiring writer looking to sit down and compose their first book knows that...
Book Review The book to begin more books. In the worlds of publishing, editors play a multitude of roles: finding worthy works, guiding those works into books, communicating with authors, helping connect with readers, and more. Editing is a profession, an art, a...
There is a recent adage going around among authors that one bad review can hurt more than five excellent ones. But why is this the case, and how can authors turn this into an advantage? Perceived Quality Damage One way that bad reviews can hurt is the perceived...
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