L. Ron Hubbard’s Borrowed Glory was performed last week at The L. Ron Hubbard Golden Age Theater in Los Angeles. Over 120 people were in attendance, including Tommy Garrett from The Canyon News. Tommy’s article, “Winslet, Gosling And L. Ron Hubbard In The Hills,” featured the performance: “…one of the world’s best storytellers, L. Ron Hubbard’s work goes on stage with a talented cast and my friend Harriet Schock performing in song.” To view photos from the showing of Borrowed... Read More...

I Am Not Sidney Poitier: A Novel by Percival Everett has won the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award for fiction. The award is given annually to authors of African descent for the year’s best works in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. To learn more about the award, and this year’s winners, click here http://www.hurstonwright.org/ProgramsAwards/legacyWinners.html

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The Mountaineers Books is located in Seattle, WA, and has been publishing books since 1960. They are a nonprofit publisher founded by the outdoor recreation and conservation organization known as The Mountaineers. Their titles are all focused on the outdoors, from climbing memoirs to cookbooks, adventure stories, and more. ReadHowYouWant is proud to publish a number of their titles in large print and accessible editions at www.readhowyouwant.com. <... Read More...

Zondervan title, Deceit (June 2010) by Brandilyn Collins is named one of Booklist's Top Ten Inspirational Fiction titles of 2010. Visit http://www.booklistonline.com/ProductInfo.aspx?pid=4483420 to see the complete list.

In Deceit Joanne Weeks, a skip tracer by trade, is convinced that bigwig Baxter Jackson killed both his wives, and she intends to prove the man is a murde... Read More...

Allen & Unwin

Elizabeth Weiss, Publisher

Congratulations on being named Australian Publisher of the Year for the ninth time! Does winning awards change your publishing philosophy at all, or the types of books that you publish?

We probably were fortunate enough to win Australian Publisher of the Year again this year because of our publishing philosophy, so our challenge is to do what we do better.Read More...

Two books from Australia’s Publisher of the Year, Allen & Unwin, win prizes!

• Age Book of the Year 2010—Lovesong by Alex Miller

Alex Miller was the overall winner of the Age Book of the Year award for Lovesong , which also won the fiction category, winning a total of $20,000 in prize money. The Age editor-in-chief Paul Ramadge and literary editor Jason Steger presented the awards.

Large Print (16 p... Read More...