Tellwell Australia is ecstatic to be celebrating our work with over 200 incredible authors from all throughout the country. We work with Ingram's Melbourne-based distribution business, which connects us More
Whether you are looking for a non-fiction business book to start your new year off with some learning, or if you are more into growing your fiction detective and crime book collection – our January book giveaways have you covered!
Self-Publishing Lessons for 2022 with Author of the Month Serena Holmes
2022, here we are! How are you all doing? Rested and energized for a new year, we hope. However, if you’re more so in the mind state of, What? A new year! Where do I begin? What do I focus on? know that you aren’t alone. Take a breath. You’re doing your best.
Our December Author of the Month, Vali Benson, has been sweeping up the book awards this season. Her young-adult fiction book, Blood and Silver, won a gold medal in two categories at the San Francisco Book Festival, took first place at the New York Book Festival in the young adult category, and won the Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards for best first chapter book! She has generated over 100 reader reviews and offers up her book-promotion insights to authors on how to generate buzz for your book, reviews, and awards. https://blog.tellwell.ca/2021/12/16/award-winning-author-vali-benson-decembers-author-of-the-month/
Shane Mutlow’s new book has a message for Veterans with PTSD: Don’t be afraid to reach out
In 1994, Shane Mutlow, a corporal in the Canadian Armed Forces, deployed to Rwanda in the wake of the Rwandan Genocide, the most horrific genocide since World War II. At just 24 years old and in the span of 6 months, Shane was “labeled ‘whereabouts unknown’ twice and held against his will while on a major operation by Rwandan government officials.” Every day he went out into the jungle unsure if he would come back alive.
Things to consider while delivering comic book printing in Australia
Nowadays, there are comic books found all over the place. Assuming you’re a fanatic comic enthusiast or considering print-on-demand books in Australia, you may be wondering with regards to the most common way of making an extraordinary comic book.
