Diversity Category
We’ve added a link to our Diversity Category on our featured books menu. This category includes books on diversity and dialogue.
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Louisiana Flood Relief
Energion author Joel Watts, a United Methodist, called our attention to relief efforts by UMCOR. Here’s the UMCOR Facebook post: There are a number of agencies involved in relief. We at Energion Publications encourage you to contribute through the agency of your choice, but please make sure that it is a reputable and…
TS (Possibly Hurricane-to-be) Isaac
We’re not really in the path of the storm, and we’re far enough inland and at a high enough altitude that we’re not too worried about flooding. It is possible, however, that we’ll lose power. If we do, we’ll still have phones (probably), and minimal internet and e-mail through such smart devices. We don’t expect…
Passing a Publisher Milestone
With the announcement of My Life Story by Becky Lynn Black we pass a milestone of sorts for a publisher. We have used two blocks of 100 ISBNs each (978-1-893729-NNN-X and 978-1-938434-NNN-X). Those unacquainted with publishing these days may wonder how, with about 100 books in the catalog, we’ve used 200 ISBNs. The answer is…
Worldwide Free Shipping – Again
Following our experiment with briefly offering worldwide free shipping for one product, we have decided to make this a permanent feature of our direct sales site, Energion Direct. Well, almost permanent. We’re going to test this until December 31, 2009, with the expectation that if it is successful, we will choose to make it permanent…
Sunday Afternoon Reading: Chicken Little OK, Precipices, Welcoming Immigrants, Mark’s Unsatisfying Ending
Currently on the Energion Discussion Network Chicken Little Safe! – I remember shortly after 9/11 asking my father if the world was ending. “Dad, is this the end? Is Jesus going to come back soon?” I’ll never forget his answer.“Son, every generation thinks theirs is the last. Believe me, when the world actually ends, you…
Growth and Changes to our Blog
Since we first created this blog to support Energion Publications in August, 2006, many things have changed. In 2006 this business was part time for one person, with a few tasks contracted out to others. At that point we had less than 10 books in our catalog. We now have 26 and counting. It is…