Blog (page 20)

By Jessica Pasko The Troy Book Makers’ name sounds a little like it’s run by guys who’ll give you odds at Saratoga. No, they don’t make book. They make books. Let’s say you’ve always dreamed of publishing your novel. You…

By PAUL GRONDAHL, Staff writer GUILDERLAND — Literary critics who have been predicting the death of the memoir for many years now haven’t met Vicki Schacter or visited the packed workshops of the Memoir Project at the Arts Center of the…

By Will Whitehorn 
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   GREAT BARRINGTON-For anyone planning to write that classic American novel, one local publisher is taking at least some of the difficulty out of the equation. The Bookloft, in collaboration with the Book House…

by Michael DeMasi The Business Review   According to a blog post by Kandi Printing, two independent booksellers invested about $50,000 to start a digital, print-on-demand company in downtown Troy, N.Y., that will offer writers a low-cost way of getting…

by Eric Anderson, Deputy business editor   The Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza has formed a partnership with The Bookloft in Great Barrington, Mass., to launch a digital print-on-demand service for authors who’d like to see their works in print.…

by Judith Rosen One year and 70 books later, the Troy Book Makers in Troy, N.Y., a small-scale Print-on-Demand venture started last summer by Eric Wilska, owner of the Bookloft in Great Barrington, Mass., and Susan Novotny, owner of the…

Troy Book Makers markets to people looking to publish as few as 10 copies of their own work or an old favorite By TIM O’BRIEN, Staff writer   TROY — There is a new bookmaking operation in downtown Troy. No,…

New sideline: print on demand by Judith Rosen     Forget gifts and cards. In a time of flattening sales, longtime booksellers Eric Wilska, owner of the Bookloft in Great Barrington, Mass., and Susan Novotny, owner of the Book House of…