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Paul Cohen is the publisher and owner of Epigraph. He has been in the business of publishing for 25 years starting as a rep and learning every aspect of the game on his relentless march to the top. Ask him anything, ANYTHING about publishing and he has an answer, names, dates, places, numbers, successes, anecdotes, authors, the name's of their pets, etc. He is also the owner of Monkfish Book Publishing Company, a traditional independent press.
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Georgia Dent is the designer. She works with you to make your book everything it can be, visually & physically. If you know exactly how you want it to look and feel or if you haven't a clue, she is there to make it work.
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David Stanford is an editor. |
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Peter Lewis has been an editor at the American Geographical Society very nearly since the institution’s beginnings in 1851. He spends a lot of his time writing book reviews for big-wheel newspapers---The Chicago Tribune, The San Francisco Chronicle, The New York Times, The Atlanta Journal Constitution---and for small ones, so small you’ve probably never heard of them, let alone read them. A few times a year he finds topics that strike him---sleep studies or medicine balls or the history of root vegetables---and he writes about them in Outside, House & Garden, Country Living, Simple Cooking, and The Vinegar Factory (see, haven’t read that one, have you?). He lives in the Hudson Highlands of New York with his family. |
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Cait Johnson offers many years of publishing expertise, as the author of six popular books of spiritual non-fiction, former managing editor of five online newsletters for an environmental supersite, and a freelance editor, ghost-writer, and developmental editor. She is also a coach, counselor and creative midwife, helping people bring their best and truest work into the world, committed to making the publication process an exciting and fulfilling one. |
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Kenneth Wapner’s company, Peekamoose Productions, develops book and film projects. Wapner is an author, editor, book doctor, agent, co-writer, ghostwriter, journalist, and book packager. His author’s books have included national bestsellers and been published by major houses including Putnam, Bantam, Villard, Miramax, Random House and Free Press. His work has appeared in many national magazines and newspapers, including Gourmet, Field & Stream, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, and Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Lottchen Shivers has worked in publicity and marketing departments in trade publishing for over twenty years. In that time, she has handled publicity at Random House, Workman, Viking, Henry Holt, Goldberg McDuffie Communications, and Princeton Architectural Press. While at Henry Holt, she was also Marketing Director, overseeing general trade hardcover and paperback books as well as the computer, reference, and children's divisions and library marketing. she has worked on a large range of subjects, from fiction to architecture, including history, biography, science, business, self-help and graphic design. She started Lottchen Shivers Communications in 2003. Authors she has worked with include Sue Grafton, Garrison Keillor, James Gleick, Witold Rybczynski, Ron Chernow, Marc Reisner, Robert Olen Butler, Michael Dorris, Pat Schroeder, Fay Weldon, Gretel Ehrlich, Roxana Robinson and Andrew Carroll.
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