I'd love to actually meet you for lunch sometime this summer, if you're around. I had not known about Folio and am glad to learn about it. I live in Greenwood but could easily get down to the Market if that's where you are. The author I'm working with knows the Densho folks, and I could tell you more over lunch, as well as surely finding other shared interests. My direct email is ecasey@blueearbooks.com
Thank you for the link to that NYT article about Love in the Library. I hadn't known about it - and it caught my interest because two books I'm currently helping develop, and will publish, concern the Japanese-American community on Bainbridge Island - both very significant, potentially landmark books, I daresay. More broadly, very much on my mind right how is the question of what publishers should be doing to publish and promote books in the most optimal ways, in this very factionalized as well as distracted American society we're finding ourselves living in. I don't have easy answers, but I think I'm at least asking the right questions. :-)
I'd love to actually meet you for lunch sometime this summer, if you're around. I had not known about Folio and am glad to learn about it. I live in Greenwood but could easily get down to the Market if that's where you are. The author I'm working with knows the Densho folks, and I could tell you more over lunch, as well as surely finding other shared interests. My direct email is ecasey@blueearbooks.com
Thank you for the link to that NYT article about Love in the Library. I hadn't known about it - and it caught my interest because two books I'm currently helping develop, and will publish, concern the Japanese-American community on Bainbridge Island - both very significant, potentially landmark books, I daresay. More broadly, very much on my mind right how is the question of what publishers should be doing to publish and promote books in the most optimal ways, in this very factionalized as well as distracted American society we're finding ourselves living in. I don't have easy answers, but I think I'm at least asking the right questions. :-)