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Award-winning author B.K. Eakman and publisher, Midnight Whistler, are donating 40% of the sale of her book Walking Targets to aid expansion of H.E.L.P. Miami, a non-profit private school and tutoring center in Miami run by Barbara Rivera.

Sci-Fi short story “Selfers” joins “The Powder Monkey of Cape Fear”, “Gaston’s Last Run” and “Love at the Lumina Pavilion” as award-winning short stories penned by Raleigh, NC writer Jon Batson.

Raleigh magazine editor Elizabeth Shugg takes on writing and editing for the Internet. Shugg brings 13 years of professional writing and editing experience to the Triangle region.

Bev Eakman’s newly released book, "Walking Targets: How Our Psychologized Classrooms Are Producing a Nation of Sitting Ducks" further establishes Ms. Eakman as a leading expert in the field of exposing the agenda to manipulate child behavior.

"Caesar Slaughter: A Second To Die" ; A Different Kind Of Urban Fiction

Realistic Reflections, an online photo library that offers images of people with disabilities in the community, at work, and at play, is offering its collection through Getty Images, the world’s largest creator and distributor of visual content.

Algonquin Books editors Chuck Adams and Kathy Pories discuss the challenges publishers face today and help clarify what writers need to know to get published. Thursday, July 26, 2007, 6:30PM Cameron Village Library. Free Admission.

A number of Raleigh/Charlotte Borders Bookstores provide opportunity for writers to learn about publishing options and literary agents from NC State professor and author Stacey Cochran (The Colorado Sequence).

Viovio, an online community and creative photobook publishing service, introduced the availability of three new photobook sizes: 7x5, 5.25x3.5, and 3.75x2.5.

Book Expo America Provides Exposure for North Carolina Author

Wilmington, NC; Independent bookstore Pomegranate Books will host a panel discussion on How To Get Published on Saturday, May 5, 2007, at 1:00 PM. A Q&A and book signing by authors will follow the discussion. There is no cost to attend.