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Writers need places to go and groups to belong to that make them feel less out-of-step with the rest of the world. It's nice to know there are conferences, events and organizations that cater to your needs. Xlibris offers this listing as a courtesy to our authors and is in no way affiliated with the events or organizations posted. Please contact event-organizers directly with any questions.


ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Awards
March and June 2008

If your books expand a reader's world, introduce a voice society needs to hear, offer practical knowledge where none existed before or simply entertain so compellingly that all distractions fall away as the reader turns the next page, they should be submitted for the Book of the Year Award.

ForeWord is the only review trade journal devoted exclusively to covering books from independent houses -- ranging in size from university presses publishing hundreds of titles per year to micro, POD and eBook publishers who may publish one title in a lifetime.

GUIDELINES:

		Eligibility: Any independently published titles in any format with a copyright date of 2007 are eligible to enter. New editions of previously published books are eligible. Reissued editions are not. Spanish language submissions are accepted. More than one book and/or one book in more than one category may be submitted.
		Entry Fee: $70 per title, per category. Submit TWO copies of each book per category.
		Deadline: January 15, 2008
		Register online with ForeWord Connections. Once your order is completed, submit your books with a copy of your receipt.

		First, second, and third place winners will be awarded in each category.
		A $1,500 cash prize will also be awarded to Best Fiction and Best Nonfiction as determined by the editors of ForeWord Magazine.
		Finalists will be announced in our weekly email newsletter, ForeWord This Week, in March.
		Winners in each category and overall fiction and nonfiction prize winners will be announced at Book Expo America, with a follow-up winner announcement in ForeWord This Week in June.

59th Annual Christopher Awards
March 2008

Submit your 2007 nonfiction titles that fit the criteria no later than June 1, 2007. [Titles published thereafter may be sent at any time after June 1 or in response to the final Call for Entry mailing in September 2007.]

To be eligible, books must be original titles published in the 2007 calendar year. There are no entry forms for you to fill out and no application fees. Simply send two (2) copies of each title with a press kit, press release or catalog copy (readers’ galley proofs are not acceptable) to:

Judith Trojan, Program Manager
The Christopher Awards
12 East 48 Street
New York , NY 10017
212-759-4050 x229
j.trojan@christophers.org

Your 2007 books will be read and reviewed by a panel of media and subject specialists and Christopher staff members. The 59 th annual Christopher Awards will be presented in new York City in March 2008 to writers, producers, directors and illustrators in the publishing, film, broadcast TV and cable industries.


Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting
April 3-6, 2008
Hyatt Regency, Atlanta, GA

This year you have the opportunity to participate with ABE in the Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies. This annual event regularly attracts over 3,200 participants. The annual meeting is a unique gathering to exchange information and network with leading scholars in the exciting field of Asian studies. In addition to academic exchange and presentation of scholarly papers, the annual meeting includes an exhibit, cinema, awards presentations, and book prizes. The exhibits are a major feature of the meeting and are always well attended. This meeting is your opportunity to meet with Asian scholars, business people, librarians, diplomats, and others who share an avid interest in Asian culture. Plan to send your largest selection of new/best selling titles to this important scholarly book-buying event.

Visit http://www.aasianst.org/annual-meeting/index.htm to learn more.

There is no need for you to attend Asian Studies. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE.
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by March 20, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – Asian Studies
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than March 24, 2008 to the address indicated above.

F or more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.

10th Biennial Social Work Symposium (NASWMA)
April 10-11, 2008
The Marriott Newton Hotel, Newton, MA

Reach over 1,000 of social worker at the National Association of Social Workers' 10 th Biennial Social Work Symposium. Over 150 speakers are scheduled to discuss such innovative topics as the sample list below:

		A Shifting Landscape: lmmigration Policy, Research and Practice
		An UnDoing Racism Workshop: Transforming Communities & Agencies
		Helping LGBT Families Affirmatively Manage Divorce and Child Custody
		Social Workers and Child Psychiatrists Working Collaboratively
		To Be or Not To Be: Classroom Diversity Perspectives and Dynamics
		Suicide Prevention and Intervention in MSW Education
		Mandated Reporting: lt Takes a Community to Protect Children and Families
		The Federal Budget and lts lmpact on Human Service Programs: Tax Cutting Our Way to Further Deficits
		lntegration of Primary Care and Behavioral Health
		Cultural Congruence and Discrimination: Knowledge From Diverse People
		Disaster Preparedness for the Elderly and Individuals with Disabilities
		The Integration of Behavioral Health and Primary Care
		A Human Rights Framework to Addressing Trafficking & Labor Exploitation
		Permanency for Foster Youth: Finding Common Ground

PIan to send your largest selection of new / best selling titles.
Visit https://www.naswma.org/education/default.asp?topiclD=149 to learn more.

There is no need for you to attend NASWMA. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by March 27, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – NASWMA
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than April 2, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.

American Society of International Law’s (ASIL) 102nd Annual Meeting
April 9-12, 2008
The Fairmont Hotel, Washington, DC

It's one of the busier meetings we cover and interest in the books is always intense. Plenty of the most prestigious legal publishers have extensive displays of titles here. Big course adoption and library potential. Tremendous response from the many overseas attorneys and law students as well. Session topics include a whole array of areas involving international law and non-state actions such as:

		The Global Conflict over Genetic Resources
		An lmperial Security Council?
		Women in International Law
		The Paradox of American Power
		The Role & Record of Dispute Settlement Panels
		The World Trade Organization
		Human Security & Development
		Arbitration of Disputes Under lncome Tax Treaties
		Theories for Managing Conflicts with Municipal Law

Over 1,600 persons interested in publications on international law, international economics and international relations attend this scholarly meeting. Visit http://www.asil.org/events/am08/about.html.

ASIL Delegate Areas of Interest

		Arbitration
		Civil War
		Eminent Domain
		Marine Law
		Int'l Organizations
		Investments
		Natural Law
		Boundaries
		Claims
		Equality of States
		Municipal Law
		Int'l Offenses
		Labor Laws
		Naturalization
		International Asylum
		Colonies
		Exterritoriality
		Int'l Cooperation
		lntervention
		Military Law
		Nuclear Weapons
		Autonomy
		Diplomacy
		Extradition
		Int'l Courts
		Texts
		Neutrality
		Reference

There is no need for you to attend the ASIL. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by March 28, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – ASIL
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than April 3, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.


2008 Beach Book Festival
April 25, 2008

The 2008 Beach Book Festival has issued a call for entries for its annual program spotlighting the hottest reads of the upcoming summer season.

The Beach Book Festival will consider self-published or independent publisher non-fiction, fiction, biography/autobiography, children's books, teenage, how-to, science fiction, romance, comics, poetry, spiritual, compilations/anthologies, history, business and health-oriented books published on or after Jan. 1, 2000.

Our grand prize for the 2008 Beach Book Festival is $1500 cash, a flight to Atlantic City for our casino-based awards program and a publicity campaign from Tracey Miller & Associates, a leading international PR firm, following the competition.

Submitted works will be judged for general excellence, i.e., the potential of the work to be an engaging beach read this summer season.

ENTRIES: Please classify your book and enter it in the following categories.Multiple entries must be accompanied by a separate fee for each book.

1)	General Non-fiction
2)	General Fiction
3)	Children's books
4)	How-to
5)	Business
6)	Comics/graphic novels
7)	Health
8)	Spiritual
9)	Romance
10)	Poetry
11)	History
12)	Teenage
13)	Biography/Autobiography
14)	Compilations/Anthologies
15)	Science Fiction

In addition to honoring the top selections in the above categories, The Beach Book Festival will award the following chosen from submissions:

1)	Beach Book Author of the Year-Honors the outstanding book of the competition.
2)	Beach Book Designer of the Year --- Honors outstanding and innovative design.
3)	Beach Book Publisher of the Year-Honors the top publisher based on materials displaying excellence in marketing and promotional materials, as determined by our judges.

FESTIVAL RULES: Beach Book Festival submissions cannot be returned. Each entry must contain the official entry form, including your e-mail address and contact telephone number. All shipping and handling costs must be borne by entrants.

NOTIFICATION AND DEADLINES: We will notify each entry of the receipt of their package via e-mail and will announce the winning entries on our web site (www.beachbookfestival.com). Because of the anticipated high volume of entries, we can only respond to e-mail inquiries.

Deadline submissions in each category must be postmarked by the close of business on April 25, 2008. Winners in each category will be notified by e-mail. Please note that judges read and consider submissions on an ongoing basis, comparing early entries with later submissions at our meetings.

TO ENTER: Entry forms are available online at www.beachbookfestival.com or may be faxed/e-mailed to you. Please contact our office for fax requests. Applications must be accompanied by a non-refundable entry fee of $50 in the form of a check, money order or PayPal online payment in U.S. dollars for each submission. Multiple submissions are permitted but each entry must be accompanied by a separate form and entry fee.

You can also enter the contest by phone by calling 323-665-8080 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Pacific time.

Entry fee checks should be made payable to JM Northern Media LLC. We're sorry, but entries must be mailed and cannot be delivered in person or by messenger services to the JM Northern Media offices.

Entry packages should include:

1)	One copy of the book;
2)	Your official entry form or a copy;
3)	The entry fee or receipt for online payment;
4)	Any marketing materials you wish to send. Marketing is used as a tie-breaking consideration by our judges.

Entries should be mailed to:
JM Northern Media LLC
attn: Beach Book Festival
7095 Hollywood Boulevard
Suite 864
Hollywood , CA 90028-0893
Phone: 323-665-8080

AWARDS: The Beach Book Festival selection committee reserves the right to determine the eligibility of any project.

The 2008 Beach Book Festival is part of the JM Northern Media family of festivals, which includes the New York Book Festival, Hollywood Book Festival, London Book Festival and DIY Convention. The 2008 Beach Book Festival is sponsored byThe Hollywood Creative Directory; Westside Websites com; Shopanista; eDivvy and The DIY Reporter.com.


2008 American Geriatrics Society Annual Scientific Meeting
April 30-May 4, 2008
Marriott Wardman Park Hotel , Washington , DC

Geriatric medicine has become a major focal point of nationwide health care, as increasing numbers of Americans are living into their 9 th and 10 th decades. The AGS plays an extremely significant role in shaping the future of health care for older adults. The membership of the AGS and the number of physicians specializing in geriatrics have grown significantly in the past 5 years, as has the attendance at the Annual Meeting. The AGS now has over 7,000 members and attendance at the Annual Meetings increases an average of 25o/o a year! Based upon the average yearly increases, the AGS anticipates a scientific registration of 2,700. Over 96% of the registrants are MD's representing Internal Medicine(48%), Family Practice (25%), Psychiatry (80/o), Cardiology (7%), Osteopathy (6%), and others (6%). By bringing your books and journals to the AGS registrants, you will reach an audience of physicians and other professionals dedicated to the delivery of quality health care to the nation's elderly population. The AGS meeting is the only national forum dealing exclusively with geriatric medicine, and at no other time during the year will this many geriatric health care professionals be available to you.

Visit http://www.americangeriatrics.org/news/meeting/2008/index.shtml to learn more.

AGS Delegate Areas of Interest

		Aged Care
		Aged Health
		Nursing
		Psychology
		Hygiene
		Neuroscience
		Pharmacology
		Psychiatry
		Gerontology
		Longevity
		Law/Ethics
		Nutrition
		Endocrinology
		Physiology
		Texts
		Careers
		Reference

There is no need for you to attend Geriatrics. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by April 17, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – Geriatrics
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than April 23, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.


Creative Arts Council Annual Self-published Fiction Book Awards
May 1, 2008

The Annual Self-published Fiction Book Awards is open to all English language self-published books of fiction, published or revised and reprinted in 2005, 2006, and 2007.

Rules:

Entrants must send a printed and bound book, which will be judged primarily by content and writing. No handwritten books are acceptable.

All books must be accompanied by an entry form or a copy is acceptable. More than one book may be entered but each must be accompanied by book, entry form, and fee.

US$30 judging fee per entry must accompany submission.

Santa Fe Trail Creative Arts Guild, Inc is not responsible for the loss, damage, or return of any books submitted to the competition.

Prizes:

Grand Prize Winner

	-	$500
	-	a plaque with title and author's name
	-	book jacket seals ready to promote the award winning status of their book
	-	a press release announcing the win will be sent to a local newspaper of the author's choice

First Place

	-	$100
	-	a Notable Award Certificate

Honorable Mention (1)

-

a Notable Award Certificate

Submission deadline: December 1, 2007
Complete contest guidelines and entry form available at http://www.creativeartscouncil.org/bookcontest.html


Midwestern Psychological Association’s 80 th Annual Meeting
May 1-3, 2008
Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL

The Midwestern Psychological Association is a major stop on the professional psychology circuit. Little needs to be added. This audience has been a solid proven one for publishers for many years. Over 2,000 participants are on hand. Course adoptions are a big concern for the large percentage of professors on hand here.

Visit http://www.midwesternpsych.org to learn more.

Midwestern Psychological Delegate Areas of Interest:

		Ability
		Abstractions
		Adaptability
		Adjustment
		Adolescent Psychology
		Aggression
		A6sertiveness
		Association of ldeas
		Attention
		Attention Seeking
		Attitude
		Behavior Cognition
		Consciousness
		Developmental Psychology
		Emotions
		Ethnopsychology
		Excitation
		Experience
		Genetic Psychology
		Genius
		Gestalt
		Humanistic Psychology
		lmagination
		lndividuality
		Intellect
		lnterpersonal Relations
		lntrospection
		Knowledge
		Logic
		Maturation
		Memory
		Mental Health
		Psychosis
		Psychotherapy
		Research
		Texts/Reference

There is no need for you to attend Midwestern Psychological. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by April 16, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – Midwestern Psychological
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than April 21, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.


Maryland Library Association Annual Conference 2008
May 14-16, 2008
Clarion Resort Fontainebleau Hotel, Ocean City, MD

Over 700 attendees will be here. The Maryland Library Association advocates for the improvement and support of the Association and libraries, provides and promotes opportunities for personal and professional growth, provides and develops leadership in the library community and promotes equal access to information. Reach out to his well-attended, well-established, proven audience and get a chance to work with / learn about ABE at the same time. lf you like what we do at MDLA, perhaps you'll be interested in having us represent you at some of the other 90+ exhibits in special interest subject areas we present annually. Literally any subject area is going to find its audience here. The listing of subject areas below is only the tip of the iceberg of what will interest this audience.

MDLA Delegate Areas of Interest:

		Maryland History
		Political Science
		Sociology
		Plants/Gardens
		Juvenile
		Encyclopedias
		Psychology
		Multicultural Affairs
		Music/Art
		Computers
		Large Print/Audio
		Biography
		Science
		Reference
		Natural History
		Popular Fiction

There is no need for you to attend Maryland Library. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by May 2, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – Midwestern Psychological
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than May 8, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.


Association for Psychological Science 20 th Annual Convention
May 22-25, 2008
Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, Chicago, IL

APS presents a huge course adoption potential and exciting program that covers the entire spectrum of groundbreaking research in psychological science that ABE is pleased to once again offer for your consideration. We've always had an excellent response to our exhibits here and as such we have adjusted our fee schedule to encourage your largest possible participation. Over g0% of APS members are involved in teaching psychology. No other convention offers a better, more concentrated group of textbook decision-makers.

APS is the place to promote your products and information to an interested, educated and focused audience in excess of 3,500 attendees. World renowned speakers present the latest in research, techniques, strategies and data. Their publications are read and respected worldwide. APS has a consistent membership. The vast majority of APS members renew every year. The Annual Convention is attended by:

		the most active and highly regarded leaders in the field of psychological science
		international gathering of psychological researchers, educators, authors, and administrators scientists who use the most sophisticated computer technology and software
		educators who are important consumers of textbooks and scientific publications
		administrators and researchers who are consumers of scientific and data services

Visit http://www.psychologicalscience.org/convention to learn more.

There is no need for you to attend Psychological Science. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by May 2, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – Midwestern Psychological
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than May 9, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.


AABS 21 st Conference on Baltic Studies
May 29-June 1, 2008
Indiana University, Bloomington, IN

The conference will focus on the question of diversity in the Baltic region in the past and present and consider the implications of this diversity for global developments and scholarship. This year's theme will be "Baltic Crossroads; Examining Cultural, Social, and Historical Diversity.” The program will include more than one hundred panelists from a variety of disciplines-including linguistics, economics, history, sociology, religious studies, political science, anthropology, and education--reflecting an international community of scholars from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Germany, Great Britain, Australia, France, Russia, Canada, and the United States and other regions.

The exhibits are a major feature of the meeting and are always well attended. Plan to send your largest selection of new/best selling titles to this important scholarly book-buying event.

There is no need for you to attend Baltic Studies. Association Book Exhibit serves as your representative and will:

		arrange attractive display of all titles, most face-out
		distribute "Titles on Display" ordering bibliography to all delegates visiting ABE
		generate mailing list for your post-conference follow up –raffle, attendees or membership list
		encourage on-site orders by an experienced publishing industry professional for submission to participating publishers at conclusion of show
		provide exhibit photo and post-conference report promptly to each publisher

Click here to download your application form. Return the application form with P.O. or payment by May 13, 2008 to:

Association Book Exhibit – Geriatrics
9423 Old Mt. Vernon Road
Alexandria , VA 22309

Send 2 copies of each title and other exhibit materials to be received no later than May 19, 2008 to the address indicated above.

For more information, call (703) 619-5030 or email info@bookexhibit.com.


2008 Annual Benjamin Franklin Awards
Los Angeles, California
May 30, 2008

PMA, the Independent Book Publishers Association, has extended the entry deadline to September 15th for the first round of judging for books published between January 1, 2007 and June 30, 2007. Now in their 20th year, these awards are known throughout the industry as the leading award for independent publishers.

The awards recognize excellence in both editorial and design. The specific genre categories are judged by three industry professionals, coming from the library, bookstore, reviewer, designer, publicity and editorial markets.

All finalists will be displayed during the Publishing University and at the Awards Ceremony and all winners will be displayed in a special booth at BookExpo America at the Los Angeles Convention Center in May 2008. Winners and finalists will also be featured on the PMA website.

Finalists will receive a certificate of excellence; winners will receive the Benjamin Franklin Award trophy.

Submission deadlines:
September 15, 2007 – FIRST CALL for titles published January 1 to June 30, 2007
December 31, 2007 – SECOND CALL for titles published July 1 to December 31, 2007

Contest guidelines and entry form at PMA Online.


2008 IPPY Awards
Los Angeles, California
May 30, 2008

The 12th Annual Independent Publisher national and Regional Book Awards is now accepting entries for the independently published books with 2007 copyrights or that were released in 2007. Independent, university, small press, and self-publishers throughout North America and overseas publishers who publish books intended for the American market. Print-On-Demand and other independent authors are welcome to enter their book themselves.

Awards go to gold, silver and bronze medalists in 65 national categories and to gold, silver and bronze medalists for Best Regional Fiction and Best Regional Non-Fiction in 10 North American regions. Five to ten semi-finalists per category will be named on May 9th; final results to be announced May 30th during a gala awards ceremony at BookExpo America in Los Angeles.

Entry deadline: April 1, 2008
Read their Guidelines to learn more.


American Library Association Midwinter Show with the Combined Book Exhibit

The American Library Association Midwinter show is filling up faster than we anticipated! Get your spot in the Jenkins Group / Combined Book Exhibit display before they’re gone!

Due to the immense popularity of this show, our registration deadline has been moved up. Now is the time to register if you want to display your title, as there are limited spaces available!

At just $100.00 per title to display, you can't miss this show!

Library buyers are hungry for new and unique items and there is no better way to expose your title to buyers, distributors, librarians and publishers from across the country.

Whether you’re promoting a book, CD, DVD or video, the ALA Midwinter show is the biggest winter show to be a part of.

We’re offering more than twenty 2007 shows starting at just $80.00 per title to display.

Plus, we're waiving the $125 membership fee to offer you the lowest prices anywhere for these national and international books show display opportunities.

The Combined Book Exhibit offer fantastic benefits including:

~No travel stress and expense
~Your title receives “cover facing-out” display to buyers, retailers, publishers, librarians, distributors, wholesalers and foreign rights agents to help you increase the exposure and sale of your title
~Inclusion of all of your pertinent contact and sales information in the Combined Book Exhibit catalog distributed at each show
~Display multiple titles on your very own shelf with further discounted full-shelf prices

With twenty-one different shows in the new 2007 Jenkins Group Combined Book Exhibit Display schedule, there is something for everyone.

Click here to learn more about the ALA Midwinter show in Seattle and twenty other amazing shows or call 1.800.706.4636 ext. 1004 to register.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact:
Andrew W. Parvel
Director of Marketing
Jenkins Group
Phone: 1.800.706.4636 x 1004
Fax: 231.933.0448
Email: aparvel@bookpublishing.com
Website: www.bookpublishing.com

Writers' Conferences & Workshops
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