Friday Link Round-Up

June 17, 2011 Leave a comment

It’s a gorgeous sunny Friday here in Colorado. I’m looking forward to a great Father’s Day weekend, and with that in mind, this week’s news roundup is a tribute to getting under the sun and off of the Internet.

Publishers Weekly has a great post on author tricks for staying offline while writing.

Our staff put together a list of their Father’s Day book picks. Check it out and maybe grab a book for Dad.

And while you’re shopping this weekend, get thee to a farmers’ market! The Vail Farmers’ Market and Art show begins this Sunday.

There are lots of great upcoming events at the Denver Botanic Gardens, including an evening nature walk with Dr. Daniel Wildcat, author of Red Alert!: Saving the Planet with Indigenous Knowledge.

Finally, this week we were delighted to hear that Renee Wilkinson’s signing at Elliott Bay Book Company went well, and then saddened to hear that tragedy had struck the homestead. Poor Bertie!

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Founded in 1984, Fulcrum Publishing is one of the largest independent publishers in the country, with more than 450 active titles. The company maintains a high standard of quality and pride in its books, with the objective of encouraging readers to live life to the fullest and learn something new each day. Fulcrum Publishing specializes in general-interest nonfiction titles with focuses in public policy, education, Native American culture and history, travel and outdoor recreation, environmentalism, and gardening. Fulcrum is headquartered in Golden, Colorado. The Fulcrum Publishing blog is run and updated by Dani Perea. Please feel free to get in touch with any questions, comments, or ideas by e-mailing her at Dani[at]fulcrumbooks[dot com].

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