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Let’s Talk About the Library of Congress, Part Three
How can an independent author, who has already published their book, get into the LOC? ~Submitting your already-published book to the Library of Congress (LOC) While the ideal scenario for a self-published author hoping to get their book into the Library of Congress is to apply for a Preassigned Control Number (PCN) before publication, it is still…
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Let’s Talk About the Library of Congress, Part Two
Independent authors can get their books into the Library of Congress (LOC) by applying for a Preassigned Control Number (PCN) through the PrePub Book Link, sending a printed copy once published, and understanding the selection process for inclusion. Quality production and professional reviews can further increase chances of acceptance.
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Mastering Professional Writing Skills
Professional writing is the creation of clear, structured content used in business or academic settings, emphasizing effective communication to convey messages professionally, concisely, and with the intended impact.
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Minutes from Aftersight
This content highlights various national and local services aimed at assisting individuals who are blind or have low vision. Resources include FindHelp.org for essential services, the National Library Service for accessible literature, and local organizations like Ensight and Beyond Sight that provide support, rehabilitation, and community engagement to enhance independence and quality of life.
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Interview Ft. Special Guest & Author of “SOLVE IT!”, Paul Martz, The Blind Tactile Cuber!
TruCubing interviews Truman Clack, a top-rated 9-year-old speedcuber from Colorado, and Paul Martz, the blind author of “Solve It!: The Only Speedsolving Guide for Blind Cubers.” The conversation highlights Clack’s achievements in speedcubing and Martz’s unique perspective on the challenges faced by visually impaired cubers.
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Writing Without Limits: The Blind Storyteller’s Journey – With Paul Martz
Paul Martz is a blind science fiction author and technology blogger, known for his short stories in various publications. Inspired by the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, he became an avid sci-fi fan. He recently released a non-fiction book for blind speedcubers and co-edited an anthology, continuing his active engagement in writing and competitions.
