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 TAA Book Club Scroll through our virtual bookshelves for books that TAA offers at substantial discounts. WRITING
AND DEVELOPING YOUR COLLEGE TEXTBOOK, Second Edition
A Comprehensive Guide to Textbook Authorship and Higher Education Publishing By Mary Ellen Lepionka
6X9 paperback, 320 pages, Appendices, Glossary, References and Bibliography, Index. About
The Author Gloucester, MA 01931-1556 contactus@atlanticpathpublishing.com Non-members can order this book at http://www.atlanticpathpublishing.com/order.php WRITING
AND DEVELOPING COLLEGE TEXTBOOK SUPPLEMENTS
By Mary Ellen Lepionka
Download a sample chapter at: http://www.atlanticpathpublishing.com/book3_info.php 6X9, 180 pages, illustrated, appendices, glossary, references, index. About
The Author Gloucester, MA 01931-1556 contactus@atlanticpathpublishing.com Non-members can order this book at http://www.atlanticpathpublishing.com/order.php Dan Poynter. The Self-Publishing Manual: How to Write, Print and Sell Your Own
Book, Para Publishing, 2007 (16th edition). 472 pages. Soft cover.
SELF-PUBLISHING TEXTBOOKS AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS By Franklin H. Silverman, Ph.D.
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a sample chapter at: http://www.atlanticpathpublishing.com/book2_info.php
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This
second-edition professional book for college instructors
and academic editors has been revised, updated, and
expanded with two new chapters on recent developments
in the textbook publishing industry and on uses of learning
objectives in textbook development. New or augmented
topics include, among others, new trends in the business
of publishing, market segmentation in higher education,
online textbooks and the open access and wikitext movements,
textbook pricing problems and solutions, customizing
and self-publishing textbooks, working with editors,
and managing author-editor relations. Many new examples
have been added from a variety of academic disciplines.
Chapter appendices feature forms for systematically
planning and developing a textbook. 
A
practical guide for creating print and nonprint ancillaries
and supplements--for college instructors, academic authors,
education writers, and higher education editors and
publishers.
A
practical guide to successful – and respectable –
academic self-publishing. With forewords by Dan Poynter,
Ronald Pynn, and John Vivian. (208 pages, paper, illustrated,
bibliography, index)
