So this popped up this morning in my news feeder. It’s this week’s Top Ten Audiobook History Downloads on iTunes: Hey, I’m number 8! But only in Belgium. I’m really [...]
Folks, tomorrow is the Official Publication Day for The History of the Renaissance World: From the Rediscovery of Aristotle to the Conquest of Constantinople. …Which means nothing. [...]
After my readers reacted to the original recording of The History of the Ancient World, Audible pulled it and reassigned the project to John Lee, the wonderful British actor who recorded The [...]
In the midst of Barnes & Noble’s troubles, their editorial team has managed to post a review of The History of the Renaissance World. Tackling the entire Renaissance has overwhelmed [...]
This week, Peace Hill Press has a booth at BEA, inside the Norton space. I’m here along with Pattie, my intrepid executive assistant, and John, the PHP Director of Marketing and online [...]
Thanks so much to all of you who posted in response to my giveaway offer, below, of the History of the Renaissance World galleys. As I noted below, I’m going to give away three copies [...]
Ta-daa! For those of you who aren’t familiar with the pre-publication process, “bound galleys” are the first-pass typeset pages of a book (“first-pass” means [...]
Much to my surprise, the History of the Renaissance World popped up on Amazon this week. So I guess it’s real… (Incidentally, the second level of Writing With Skill, our new [...]
I’ve already posted about my decision to restructure the History of the Entire World series, and my intentions to balance out all that researching and writing with a little more farming. [...]
This past Friday and Saturday, we hosted a writing workshop here at the farm. Although we put together a tenth-anniversary Well-Trained Mind conference in Williamsburg when the third edition of [...]
A couple of weeks ago I had a very entertaining conversation on Unplugged Mom. One of us is playing devil’s advocate. Curious as to your reactions. You can find the conversation here.