Got the covers back this evening on my next three books in my new “7 Minutes a Day…” writing guide series. Douglas R. Fullmer, my business magazine colleague in San Diego, created the covers. The three books should be on sale in about 1-2 weeks. You can read more about the series at its website.
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01/23/2013
Covers for editor’s new book series arrive
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