Book Publishing Drops In Price and Gets Smarter - Authors Can Now Publish More Affordably and Learn How to Sell Books
Heliographica Press, an independent San Francisco publisher, has launched a new book publishing solution that it's calling Seeds Press. It allows authors to publish books for as low as $12.95 a quarter or $35 a year.The Seeds Press solution includes an ISBN, interior and cover layout, and registration in Books in Print, which is the most comprehensive database of books. Authors also get free marketing education and services. Books are sold through direct sales channels, such as Amazon Marketplace, and authors can add distribution, from Ingram Book Group, for as low as $99, making their books available to 90% of retail bookstores.Heliographica Press expanded its existing offering of custom covers and custom book layouts by accepting more "do-it-yourself" titles with the Seeds Press solution. "We wanted to launch a publishing solution that would be affordable to more authors and that would also teach them how to market their books.
Publishing a book is exciting, but it's only the first step in a career as a working writer. Having your book sell is the true reward." Jacob LeWinter, PublisherThe Seeds Press solution is a great entry level program. But Heliographica offers many add-on services and features that complement the Seed Press offer.
Authors can also opt for Heliographica's full-featured custom program called the Gold Program that includes all of the necessary, custom add-ons.
This is a great solution for authors who know they want a custom cover and interior and hardcover and paperback formats as well full distribution and other critical services.About Heliographica PressHeliographica Press is a publishing company dedicated to creating books of quality materials within an environmentally friendly business model.
Heliographica press traditionally publishes books as well as offers self-publishing services for authors wanting to independently publish their books. Learn more about Heliographica Press at http://www.heliographica.comAll trademarks or registered trademarks are property of their respective owners..
6 Great Ways to Enjoy Your Low Carb Diet
If there is one low carb diet complaint that we hear over and over again, it's that a low carb diet is so boring. Sure, they don't always use those words, but that's what they mean when they say "there's not enough variety," or "it gets so monotonous," or "there's nothing to eat." Luckily for you, these carb complainers are wrong. No one ever said that low carb dieting had to be boring. In fact, low carb dieting is not about restriction, but about enjoying really delicious, really diverse foods.There are many ways to begin enjoying your low carb diet today! Here are 6 simple ways you can turn your low carb diet into a high taste adventure!1.Mix It UpStart thinking outside the "I can't eat anything" box and start seeing all the things you can eat on a low carb diet. You'd be surprised how many foods open up before your eyes when you stop focusing on what you can't eat and being looking around at what you can.
2.Get SpicyIf you do nothing else to break your low carb blahs than fill...
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THE STORY OF A KING AND THREE MAIDENS ? SIX KEYS TO A SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP
A King was trying to choose between three maidens to be his wife and queen. It was very difficult to judge since these women were all very intelligent and beautiful. He gave each maiden a bag of seeds and told them he was going on a pilgrimage for one year. When he returned, each of them were to give the seeds back to him. Whoever protected the seeds the best would become his wife.
The first maiden locked them in a safe to protect them. The second maiden sold the seeds at the market, thinking she would purchase new seeds when the king returned. The third maiden threw the seeds in the garden. When the king returned, the first maiden pulled the seeds from the safe where they had died due to lack of light, water, and air. The second maiden rushed to the market, purchased new seeds, and presented them to the king.
The King said that although the seeds were alive, they were not the same seeds. The third maiden brought him into the garden where there were many flowers blooming....
THE STORY OF A KING AND THREE MAIDENS ? SIX KEYS TO A SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP
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Beads ? A Brief History
What do you think the earliest recorded use of beads is ? is your first thought perhaps beadwork created by the Egyptians?
Yes, there certainly were a lot of beaded items in Egyptian times, but beadwork has been found dating back to the Stone Age (the Upper Paleolithic period).
Beads were added to rudimentary clothing; these beads were made of shells and ivory.
Of course, the beads weren't as finely crafted as later beads, but still, they were beads.
So even in caveman times, men and women were interested in improving their clothing and appearance with the use of beads.The beads that we tend to think of as traditional beadwork are called seed beads ? because of their small size they resemble seeds.
These beads were used in early beadwork ? the work of the Egyptians.The Egyptians used a type of bead called faience beads.
Our seed beads today are made of glass, but Egyptians were using beads long before the invention of glass.
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Wanna go for a ride?.. Want some coffee first?
Black. Java. Cappuccino. Coffee with cinnamon, hazelnut, caramel toffee, chocolate, vanilla, cream, berries ? name it, the options are overwhelming and it's good to know that they are all in the bag. The hot and luscious coffee is tempting everyone to forget about being health conscious for a moment and take a sip...
But once you started a sip, chances are you won't care about the aftermath anymore?The fondness for coffee was heightened by the sprouting of espresso shops. Since then coffee has been regarded as an all-time favorite drink. Young and old alike are fascinated with its unique aroma and taste. Next to water, the next most common drink is coffee. In the United States, there are about 160 million American who are hooked in drinking coffee.What's in coffee that makes it addictive? Coffee is like an addictive pill.
Your routine will be lacking if you miss one drink. Let's know coffee better. Coffee is brewed from the seeds of the coffee plant. Coffee beans contain...
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