I finally had some time to catch up with my reading and came across this rather interesting column from the New York Times. It is about kids and the changing world they live and learn in. Innovation is important, as is creativity. The long and the short of it is that we all has to adapt to the changing times, as must publishing. It is time for people to write the kind of books they want to read, and to be heard. It is time to understand that media no longer has the same power as it had before. There is still power, but not in the same way. Trends are no longer created by publishing houses, but by the individual. It is not difficult to get published, but it is difficult to write a good book. Similar to how Thomas Friedman of this article claims that it is not difficult to study but difficult to get it right and adapt in the right way. May be a liberal interpretation of what Mr Friedman is saying, but it definitely made me think. 
I have a Children’s book that was self published .I’m afraid it will get passed by The Title is A Shrimp Called Pee Wee and it can be and is sold on Amazon.com, Inspiring Voices.com and Barnes and Noble.com. I was wondering how I can find a Company to hire me to write. I have 3 books in waiting.
Hi Janice we publishing books for youth by youth. If you have a manuscript, just send a bit about who you are (and your age) to submissions@bombadilpublishing.com
Hi Janice, We are happy to publish your books if you are under 26. Otherwise, it we would love to work with you as a mentor. It brings you closer to the young people who read your books, and also pays royalties.
Does your site have a contact page? I’m having a tough time locating it but, I’d
like to shoot you an e-mail. I’ve got some recommendations for your blog you might be interested in hearing. Either way, great blog and I look forward to seeing it develop over time.
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