Tag Archives: publishing

GUEST POST: ‘Book covers sell the story?’ by Paula Limbaugh

Posted on September 26, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

Today we welcome Paula Limbaugh for a guest post about the importance of book covers. Paula’s words are not all comfortable reading for us at Greyhart but eloquently makes the point that in order to attract a reader, a book … Continue reading →

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Award Winning Author & Criminologist Jennifer Chase asks – “Do we judge the victims of violent crimes?”

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Thomas Rydder

Click on her image to read it!

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Where Greyhart Press leads, Random House and Penguin follow

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Tim C. Taylor

Okay, so the big publishers are probably not keeping a nervous eye specifically on our little outfit, but I felt pretty smug reading the current edition of The Bookseller, to find out that, in the UK, the Big Six are … Continue reading →

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Why I publish poetry

Posted on November 12, 2011 by Tim C. Taylor

When I started Greyhart Press, I didn’t expect to publish poetry. Mind you, I didn’t expect to publish other authors either, so I don’t have a good track record for precognition! Gill Shutt’s manuscript for The Legends of Light changed that. … Continue reading →