Podlishing & EFG Publishing

A shout-out and hurray for my publisher, Elaine Floyd.  She recently entered the blogging world!  Yea, Elaine!  You can check out her blog here: Podlishing: Book Industry Trends & Commentary.

She also recently revamped her website, EFGPublishing.com -- looks very clean.  Love the book border at the top. 

She has revised her services listing, so be sure to check her out:

• if you are thinking of writing a book that shares your unique approach in a way that attracts and retains clients, call or e-mail Elaine at the outset of your project. Do not wait until your manuscript is completed because she can guide you to resources that will greatly speed your writing time while exponentially increasing the quality and effectiveness of your finished work.
• If your company wants guidance on how to use a book attract business or
  support that pays for the book tens or hundreds of times over. Ideally
  clients include contractors, manufacturers, financial planners,
  consultants, service firms—any organization who must educate clients,
  prospects, members and supporters before a sale can be made.

I can't say enough good things about Elaine, and working with Elaine.  When you work with Elaine, on any level, you're working with a true professional.       

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Comments

[Kim Branson]

Angie, this has nothing to do with your blog entry (sorry), but I was wondering if you have any tips or input on getting the elderly to talk about their pasts?

I have been given the opportunity to lead a crafting class twice a month at our local Senior Center. One of the projects I would love to work with them on is a mini-legacy album. My own Dad (who is almost 72) will often share some fascinating tidbits from his childhood or the early years of his marriage to my Mom, brought about by seeing an old photo or hearing a phrase from long ago.

It's easy to get my own father to open up, but I am wondering how to do this with strangers? I realize that many of your journaling prompts from the Book of Me and the Book of Us would be useful, but was also hoping you might have some other tips for me?

I would appreciate anything you'd like to share...

TIA -- kimB
HosannaLB@yahoo.com