Greetings from the Caribbean!

While attending the annual meeting of IFRRO, I turned the “Beyond the Book” microphone over to my Spanish-speaking colleague Sue Kesner, who heard from several representatives of authors and publishers from across Latin America about the importance of...

BTB #69: KISS: Making the Complex Comprehensible

The Text and Academic Authors Association presented KISS (Keeping It Simple Isn’t Stupid): Making the Complex Comprehensible with Brenda Berube, Professor, Medical Laboratory Science, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth; Janet Belsky, Professor, Psychology,...

Best of BTB: Reporting Iraq

On Sunday, Nov. 16, “Beyond the Book” returns to the Miami Book Fair for “Uncovering Race Coverage: What We Mean When We Write on Race, Politics and the American Scene” featuring Keith Woods, Dean of Faculty of the Poynter Institute, along with special guests. A...

BTB #68: Breaking Writers Block

The Text and Academic Authors Association presented Breaking Writer’s Block: How to overcome the psychological inhibitions that keep you from writing with Dr. Erin Oksol at their annual meeting in June. This podcast focuses on both the possible causes of...

BTB #67: Going Global Part II

If you’re planning to travel to the Frankfurt Book Fair, check out the second installment of “Going Global” featuring Dawn Bruno, Global Publishing Team Leader and International Trade Specialist for the New York City branch of the U.S. Commercial Service (an export...