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January 15th, 2013

By Philip Turner in: Media, Blogging, Internet; Personal History, Family, Friends, Education, Travels; Philip Turner's Books & Writing; Publishing & Bookselling

Today’s Work–Teaching Journalism Students at CUNY Grad School


Enjoyed myself today, team-teaching in a nonfiction book writing seminar with a dozen students at CUNY’s Graduate School of Journalism on W. 40th Street. I first presented the evolving book world–digital and print–and filled in my book biz background, from retail bookselling to years as an editorial director at major houses publishing topical nonfiction. In the 2nd half of our session, the students presented book project ideas they’re thinking of launching into. With Prof. Glenn Lewis, who’s invited me to join him at least 5 years in a row, we listened to their pitches, hearing some really good ideas. Encouraged them to be in touch going forward, and hope to hear from them again, particularly a few.

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  1. By Speakerfile on the Stage at Digital Book World | The Great Gray Bridge on January 15th, 2013

    [...] not even the middle yet of what’s bidding to be a great week. Today I team-taught in a nonfiction book writing seminar at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. Tomorrow and [...]

  2. By Enjoying Whitehorse at Hill Country with Friends | The Great Gray Bridge on January 15th, 2013

    [...] an incredibly busy week–teaching a nonfiction book writing seminar on Tuesday at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, and attending Digital Book World (DBW) [...]

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