The next episode of Face The Book TV focuses on leveraging assets that you may already have – your expertise, your friends & colleagues, your social media. With mindful cultivation, a well built-out author platform can set you up for booming book sales by the time your publication date rolls around. You can start building your platform any time, but doing it before you even start writing is highly recommended.

How can we anticipate and change the course of climate change, terrorism, water scarcity, and aging populations? Causal Layered Analysis is a tool we may be able to use to shape the future more effectively.

To see a falcon materialize from the sky with a colossal burst of power in pursuit of prey and to realize the falconer’s role, is to enter a new understanding of the natural world, one that takes you to the “edges of existence.”

Overwhelmed by the process and all the choices? In this episode, we set forth an achievable checklist for the first time indie publisher. Successful publisher Scott Channell reveals best practices.

The right experienced professional editor will have the skills to refine the readability, and ultimately, the marketability of your book.

Professional book editor Megan Harris joins host Charlotte Pierce to discuss best practices for hiring a professional editor.

Is it time to rethink how we acquire knowledge at the various stages of life? Peter Shukie, founder of Community Open Online Courses, and David Preston, open & alternative education advocate discuss with host Joe Corneli of Oxford Brookes U.

Paige Allen, who took over the helm at the POD giant Ingram Spark in 2020, previews her IPNE conference keynote and outlines her agenda for IngramSpark in the years to come.

Join legendary coaches & athletes Jim Dietz and Mark Wilson for a lively discussion full of insight, good stories, and practical tips for the fall head racing season – from the venerable Head of the Charles to the Schuylkill, Fish, Hooch, and Music.

Host Pete Forsyth of Wiki Strategies and digital innovator Leo Vivier tease out peeragogical patterns in free software and community organizing. They zoom in on how people coordinate actions in large, decentralized projects and how to run fun, friendly conferences in this ecosystem.

What makes your book unique? The answer is more complicated than many authors think. Our experts explain how to find “comparative” or “competitive” titles and refine your niche.