Blog News

There are several things I have done with this blog today, to discourage frivolous postings. I have now enabled moderation...meaning, I'll be able to remove posts that are off-topic. It's the advertising posts that I'm specifically targeting that surfaced on this blog, and no other.

The other thing was to move this blog to Google, which now has control of Blogger. This change shouldn't change anything about the way you can make comments, nor the feel of this blogspot.

It has been a long time since I've made any postings to this blog, for which I apologize. It takes time to do a blog like this...and run a regular website as well. I typically do a lot of things during the week (not to mention help my wife with nursing homework!!), and I find the time is a bit lacking...

We pledge to add more content soon.
Thank you for your patience...

Mark Murphy
New England Press.

Welcome to the New England Press Blog for Authors & Publishers!

Hi! The blog is designed for you, the person who is curious to know about e-book and e-publishing. It's also for the person who wants to self-publish, using e-books as the medium for dissemination, vs. the "printed" word. It's also designed to gather feedback about my website, New England Press, and to be a source of information for those who want to self-publish digitally, via e-books. Anecdotes from those who have attempted to self-publish an e-book are especially encouraged to contribute to this blog.

In the future, I will set up other blogs to gather feedback and criticism (constructive and otherwise) for a book about how to research college scholarships via the Internet...without turning into a skeleton in the process! I will do a limited release on the book, to gather comments; especially to find out where improvement is needed.

The link back to my website is provided to enable you to return conveniently to where you were, without having to press the back button in your browser too many times, as this blog required you leave my website.

Enjoy!
Hope to hear from you...
Mark Murphy
President
New England Press.