Today's Blog, Tomorrow's Book

Originally, I wrote this as a guest blogger for The Writing Well. I'm sharing it here for those clients and readers who may be interested: Blogging has carved out a significant place in the online community for idea exchange. Through it, we easily share knowledge and opinions. Professional blogging leads to engaging discussion and innovation. Blogging has also laid the foundation for longer, more substantive written work, including dissertations, screenplays, and books.

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The Role of Barnes&Noble

Nearly two months after my last post, I'm returning. With so much activity happening in the world of publishing, it's hard to stay current on reading, much less blogging, but the news of Liberty Media's bid for Barnes&Noble encouraged me to write. John Malone was being praised for diversifying his company portfolio and saving an institution.

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Will publishers be relevant to the future?

It's a question on every writer's mind -- will publishers be relevant to the future? The London Book Fair opened with a panel discussion on that very subject today, and according to Publisher's Weekly, "The provocative resolution: 'Publishers in the digital age will be irrelevant.'"

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