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Welcome to our publishing enterprise. Dog Days Press is reaching out to the writing community. We emphasize a project driven approach to publishing and the writing craft.
About the books:
Three versions of hoi polloi are offered below. All three versions of the book include the same content.
• The larger format (8 1/2” x 11”) of the book is offered at the best value because the printing expense is reduced with fewer pages to print.
• The 6” x 9” perfect bound paperback is more compact and required more print pages. In addition, this version has been generated for greater distribution services with the purchase of an ISBN. This perfect bound format is also more desirable for retail sales and stocking on shelves. With the added distribution services, the retail price is increased. If this book is purchased through online retailers other than LULU.COM, the royalties are minimal. If this format of the book is purchased through this site (at the same price), the royalties are greater. The additional distribution expenses are bypassed. As a reminder, all royalties are sent directly to the Sowing Seeds charity in this endeavor. Thus, purchasing through LULU.COM is a more beneficial option with regard to supporting the charity.
• As an additional option, we offer a coil-bound version of the more compact 6” x 9” paperback version that does not include the greater expense of distribution services. This version maintains a more affordable price and the royalties are not negatively impacted for the Sowing Seeds charity.
All proceeds from the sale of hoi polloi will benefit Sowing Seeds of Marshfield, Massachusetts. Visit: http://www.dogdayspress.com/
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Print: $17.95 Download: $4.00 A collaborative, non-profit anthology of literary submissions and the writing craft. Authors include: Nava Atlas, Dean Baris, Janet Bornstein, Paula J. Botch, Elizabeth Bullock, Sofija V. Canavan, Sally A. Connolly, Claire Cook, Katherine Critelli, Skip DeBrusk, Karyn Donahue, Bill Dunn, Harriet Emerson, Richard Fannoney, Robert Feeney, Dennis Feeney, Alessandra Fisher, Dave Fisher, Ralph Fletcher, Sarah Fox, Chris Fraas, Walter C. Frye, Elizabeth Evans Fryer, Frank M. Hynes, Marilyn Johnson, Robert Laplander, Valerie Lawson, Jamie Long, Heidi Marble, Mark McNulty, Robert McNulty, Richard Mills, Shea Mullaney, Erin O’Brien, Jay O’Callahan, April Parker, D. T. Pollard, Stephen Puleo, Chet Raymo, Jordan Rich, William Russo, Mike Ryan, Bob Sanchez, Jackson Sellers, Tucker Smallwood, Reed F. Stewart, Renee Summers, Michael Trainor, Kimmy Van Kooten, Caitlin Womersley, Alexander Woodbury and Virginia Young. The book encourages the ‘writer in all of us’ to become engaged in literary pursuits.
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Print: $13.95 Download: $4.00 This literary anthology was a collaborative effort of writers representing all walks of life and circumstances. From aspiring writers of raw talent to gifted writers of international stature, this is a true representative slice of the literary hoi polloi (the masses)… sharing a common interest in writing and a spirit of helping others. The journal is divided into three sections: Literary submissions; The Writing Craft; All Things Local. The Literary submissions section features fiction, poetry, non-fiction, essays and a play. In The Writing Craft, a number of authors share their thoughts and opinions on writing and publishing. Most of the authors are self-published. In All Things Local, we feature a profile of Marshfield, Massachusetts and the Sowing Seeds charity. All proceeds from this journal are generated for this organization. This publication encourages individuals to pursue the writing craft and challenges the ‘writer in all of us’ to become more actively involved in literary pursuits.
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Print: $12.95 Download: $4.00 A collaborative, non-profit anthology of literary submissions and the writing craft. Authors include: Nava Atlas, Dean Baris, Janet Bornstein, Paula J. Botch, Elizabeth Bullock, Sofija V. Canavan, Sally A. Connolly, Claire Cook, Katherine Critelli, Skip DeBrusk, Karyn Donahue, Bill Dunn, Harriet Emerson, Richard Fannoney, Robert Feeney, Dennis Feeney, Alessandra Fisher, Dave Fisher, Ralph Fletcher, Sarah Fox, Chris Fraas, Walter C. Frye, Elizabeth Evans Fryer, Frank M. Hynes, Marilyn Johnson, Robert Laplander, Valerie Lawson, Jamie Long, Heidi Marble, Mark McNulty, Robert McNulty, Richard Mills, Shea Mullaney, Erin O’Brien, Jay O’Callahan, April Parker, D. T. Pollard, Stephen Puleo, Chet Raymo, Jordan Rich, William Russo, Mike Ryan, Bob Sanchez, Jackson Sellers, Tucker Smallwood, Reed F. Stewart, Renee Summers, Michael Trainor, Kimmy Van Kooten, Caitlin Womersley, Alexander Woodbury and Virginia Young.
The book encourages the ‘writer in all of us’ to become engaged in literary pursuits.
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