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Sticking It Out to the Bitter(sweet) End: Musings of a Long Process, in Three Acts
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to attend a stylish launch for Changing Channels: Confessions of a Canadian Communications Lawyer at the Offices of McCarthy Tétrault in Toronto. It was a great event, and as I sipped my … Continue reading
Loose Lips Sink Ships and Other Nautical References: Tips for Not Sinking the Whole Darn Ship at Pre-Sales Conference
Musings on a Pre-Sales Conference Part II It’s been a few weeks since I first wrote about the Pre-Sales Conference, but I’ve been thinking about what kinds of tips this Porcupette might pass along to publishing students, future interns, and … Continue reading
Posted in Letters from the Porcupette (the Intern's Blog)
Tagged catalogues, musings, sales conference, sales pitch, tip sheets, tips
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News for October
September was certainly a busy month here at the Porcupine’s Quill! With readings and events in Toronto, Ottawa, and Winnipeg, we were certainly keeping busy. In addition to our events in Kingston for the Kingston WritersFest, we had an author … Continue reading
Fall 2011 tip sheets
One thing I’ve been busily picking away at is completing the tip sheets for our Fall 2011 titles. This has been a little more challenging than in seasons past because our line-up for Fall 2011 includes one book whose author/artist … Continue reading
Blog request from the Big Cheese
Edited on 09/10/2010. A few days ago Tim sent me the following email: Could you write a blog that would describe the inter-relation between tipsheets, pexod, porcupinesquill.ca, onix, & the print catalogue (which is, actually, available on-line as well) [here] ? … Continue reading
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