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Monthly Archives: July 2014
ADA: 24 years — Why People with Disabilities are Complaining
Americans with disabilities are supposed to have equal rights. They are protected by federal law from discrimination in areas such as employment, public accommodations, transportation and government services. The landmark legislation establishing these rights and the framework to procure and … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, ADA, Blindness, Disability, Guide dogs, Service Dogs, Uncategorized, Visually Impaired
Tagged ADA, blindness, disability, discrimination, equal access, Guide dogs, human rights, service dogs, social justice
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Book Review: The Big New Yorker Book of Dogs
The Big New Yorker Book of Dogs by The New Yorker My rating: 5 of 5 stars Ever since humans started throwing scraps to the adventurous wolves beyond the firelight, dogs have been inspiring us and drawing forth from us … Continue reading
Authors & Marketing: Sensitive Introvert to Shameless Hawker – Abandoning Erroneous Expectations
So, you succumbed to that craziest of temptations and wrote a book. Now, whether you are one of the “lucky” ones who landed a publishing contract or you did it yourself, you’re starting to realize that you’re the one who … Continue reading
Posted in authors, marketing, novel, PR, Self-Publishing, songwriting, Uncategorized, Wrighting
Tagged authors, fiction, marketing, novel, novelists, PR, promotions, publishing, sales, self publishing, singer-songwriter, The Last Straw, The Rules of the Game, writers
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