- 16:00 Getting SMS messages from Gala. She arrived to Kostroma, Russia and is talking to her mom and kids. Will call them from Skype #
- 17:14 Gala's mom, Dusia, invited us to visit her in Kostroma, Russia at Christmas. Good idea - then I will see Volga river! #
- 17:17 I decided to dream each day about success of my project. That Klaus Joehle's books on Love are popular in the world tr.im/AdPX #
Saturday, October 3, 2009
My day
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Estonia. "The Messenger" book is publised
In July 2009, while out at Black Sea in Russia, I got a message from Roberta Joehle that "Living on Love - The Messenger" book by Klaus Joehle is published in Estonia.
As far as I remember there's a girl in Tallinn that wants to make a "Sending Love cafe".
More translations at our main site.
As far as I remember there's a girl in Tallinn that wants to make a "Sending Love cafe".
More translations at our main site.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Listened to half of Drunvalo talk
Yesterday listened to Drunvalo Melchizedek talk "The Maya of Ethernal time". In translation to Russian - so that Gala and my mom would understand. Drunvalo says 2012 or 2015 will bring severe things. I believe that everything will go as usual. His info I take as legendary information - it's not info, but a key, that changes something in your head. Overall he is very good!
But the talk is very long, so we listened to only half of it.
Who is Drunvalo Melchizedek?
But the talk is very long, so we listened to only half of it.
Who is Drunvalo Melchizedek?
What am I doing in Kiev?
Went to dacha to pick apples:
Also I stroll Kiev streets:
Break-dance on the main street
Main street. Parking allowed
Also I stroll Kiev streets:
Break-dance on the main street
Main street. Parking allowed
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Moved my blog here
Folks, I decided to move my blog here from Livejournal.
So read my older posts there.
«I am eating berries» на Яндекс.Фотках
So read my older posts there.
«I am eating berries» на Яндекс.Фотках
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Yesterday sent out new "Living on Love" newsletter titled
"#56 Portuguese translation. Make everybody love you!"
"#56 Portuguese translation. Make everybody love you!"
Friday, November 10, 2006
book auction
Today I'm looking for info on "How to conduct a book auction?"
Asked it at Yahoo Answers.
Here is a nice piece I found:
"Sometimes an agent will decide you have a particularly hot book (and knows several publishers who would love to acquire it). In this case, she will conduct a book auction, where she will give the houses a date and time by which they need to make their offers. My book, MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS, was auctioned and it was fun receiving updates about the incoming bids. The book auction is typically conducted over the phone and can proceed in a variety of ways, such as round by round (letting a publisher know they will need to increase their offer), or simply by best bid offers. " Source
Here is another piece:
"If you’re lucky, there is tremendous enthusiasm and you can set up an auction or have an impromptu auction. This is when you go in rounds, publisher by publisher, to get increasingly larger offers (see my website http://www.jennybent.com/ for a more complete explanation). Or maybe just one or two publishers want to buy. Either way, it can be a tricky situation, and I just realized that this wasn’t part of the question anyway!" Source
Great article on book auctions by Barbara DeMarco-Barrett!
And this is the first piece I found:
"A book auction can take many shapes and forms. The basic premise is that you have more than one publisher who wants to buy your book project. Your agent will then give the houses a date and time by which they need to make their offers. The auction, which is conducted over the phone, can then proceed round by round, or by best bid offers, or via a variety of other options. Agents vary in the way they conduct auctions and in the frequency with which they conduct them. Some agents auction every title they sell, and some reserve the auction for only those books for which they anticipate a great deal of interest." Source
Asked it at Yahoo Answers.
Here is a nice piece I found:
"Sometimes an agent will decide you have a particularly hot book (and knows several publishers who would love to acquire it). In this case, she will conduct a book auction, where she will give the houses a date and time by which they need to make their offers. My book, MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS, was auctioned and it was fun receiving updates about the incoming bids. The book auction is typically conducted over the phone and can proceed in a variety of ways, such as round by round (letting a publisher know they will need to increase their offer), or simply by best bid offers. " Source
Here is another piece:
"If you’re lucky, there is tremendous enthusiasm and you can set up an auction or have an impromptu auction. This is when you go in rounds, publisher by publisher, to get increasingly larger offers (see my website http://www.jennybent.com/ for a more complete explanation). Or maybe just one or two publishers want to buy. Either way, it can be a tricky situation, and I just realized that this wasn’t part of the question anyway!" Source
Great article on book auctions by Barbara DeMarco-Barrett!
And this is the first piece I found:
"A book auction can take many shapes and forms. The basic premise is that you have more than one publisher who wants to buy your book project. Your agent will then give the houses a date and time by which they need to make their offers. The auction, which is conducted over the phone, can then proceed round by round, or by best bid offers, or via a variety of other options. Agents vary in the way they conduct auctions and in the frequency with which they conduct them. Some agents auction every title they sell, and some reserve the auction for only those books for which they anticipate a great deal of interest." Source
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