Uncategorized | September 30, 2010
The Wyoming Library Association meets this week. During one of yesterday’s sessions, an assortment of Wyoming writers “speed-dated” librarians, talking about their favorite writerly topics. Writers included Cat Urbigkit, Pinedale; John Nesbitt, Torrington; Mike and Kathy Gear, Thermopolis; and Mary Gillgannon, Cheyenne. Mary is writer and librarian and sees these topics from several angles. Here’s the beginning of a post on her blog:
I spent last evening “speed dating” with
librarians. Six other authors and I went around the room and spoke to small groups of librarians about writing and publishing. Since I don’t have a current book to promote, I mostly discussed e-books and changes in the market. Wyoming
Read the entire post at http://marygillgannon.blogspot.com/2010/09/e-books-and-future-of-publishing.html
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