It’s The Book Shelf’s 2nd birthday! In this blog, I talk about the challenges of being a boss and what I’ve learned from two years as a small business owner.
Happy 2nd Birthday to Us: What I’ve learned from two years of being a business owner
Tag: nonfiction book editor
The E-Myth: The book every business owner needs to read
Are you a small business owner, entrepreneur, or wantrepreneur struggling to figure out why your business isn’t working? Michael Gerber’s #1 business book The E-Myth has the answers…
The Worst 5 Pitfalls of Self-Publishing and How to Avoid them
Self-publishing can be a magical thing, as it means that anyone can publish a book. However, there are many potential pitfalls. Here’s your insider’s guide on how to avoid self-publishing mistakes…
Editing vs. Proofreading: What’s the difference?
As a writer or author, you may want a professional to add that extra polish to your work. But do you need a proofreader or an editor, or both? Here’s your insider guide to proofreading vs. editing…
Fact Check: Should books be checked for accuracy before publishing?
We know that newspapers can be inaccurate, but what about books? You might assume that nonfiction books are FACT, but a few famous cases show that they’re not. So, are books fact-checked, and if not—why not?
An Editor’s Review: Brief Answers to the Big Questions, Stephen Hawking
A review of Stephen Hawking’s ‘Brief Answers to the Big Questions’ from a scientifically-useless nonfiction book editor…
