What a Poet Laureate Does
An interesting short read from little infinite.
Check out our poetry category for some great reads!
An interesting short read from little infinite.
Check out our poetry category for some great reads!
I want to call attention to an email I received today without discussing the alleged name(s) involved. The email claimed that Energion Publications had been shortlisted for a slot in the Top 10 publishing service providers for the past year. (I would note, by the way, that “publishing service provider” is not currently a good…
by Henry E. Neufeld Recent conversations have reminded me that it’s about time to comment on the range of viewpoints published by Energion Publications. I’ve heard I have one of the most varied catalog of any individually owned company. I don’t know if this is true, but the catalog is varied, and getting more so….
Those who watch the embedded YouTube video for Energion This Week may find that they don’t get the links that are mentioned. There are two ways to get them: 1) Go to the Google+ page linked below the video or 2) Go to YouTube and watch your video there. Until now, that is … I’m…
The Forgotten Third: Developing a Biblical Relationship with God the Holy SpiritĀ This is by Dr. Larry Dixon, also author of Unlike Jesus: Let’s Stop Unfriending the World. Dr. Dixon thinks evangelicals need to pay more attention to the Holy Spirit. We don’t have a cover design available yet for this book. The Power of…
I hope that the Energion Publications book review program, while obviously designed to help publicize our books, generates discussion on blogs regarding issues that are important to Christianity. We not only don’t have any requirement that you produce favorable reviews, we hope that people will accept books that they expect to disagree with and provide…
At a seminar I attended on marketing books, the leader asked us how many had issues with Amazon. Nearly every hand in the room went up. The leader continued by asking us how many of us had bought something from Amazon in the last day, week, and month. By the time she got to “week,”…