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How2Conquer specializes in unique how‑to books that are designed to help readers master new skills quickly. Our books generally share three things in common: use of story, an emphasis on graphics, and an encouraging tone.
D’Aulnoy Editions specializes in narrative nonfiction, memoir, social sciences, fiction, and anthologies. We focus on authentic, approachable, and compelling writing by emerging authors with something to say.
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From Our Blog
A Brief Guide to File Versioning
Have you ever gone looking for a file only to spend thirty minutes trying to figure out which one was the most recent version? Skip the headache – try file . . ....
Topic Authoring for Nonfiction Books
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How2Conquer Announces Open Submissions Windows
How2Conquer recently announced that they are looking for nonfiction book submissions from subject experts who want to share their expertise with readers. Whether your goal is to contribute to thought ...
Putting Words on the Page
Drivel is better than the blank page. Adjust your thinking and get back to work. You’ve probably heard the quotation oft ascribed to Hemingway: There is nothing to writing. All . . ....
Starting a Book Club? Here’s 8 Things to Think About
What do you need for a book club? People and books – that’s about it! But here’s a few things you may want to think about as you’re getting ready . . ....
Readers’ Rendezvous
October is National Reading Group Month! Soon after moving back to the Newcastle-Gateshead area in 2015, I posted in my new neighborhood’s Facebook group to find out if there was . . ....