Comments for James C. Tanner http://jamesctanner.com How To Write A Book, Self-Publish, Or Find Book Publishers With Tips From James C. Tanner. Wed, 24 Aug 2011 09:58:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Write A Book — Crafting Killer Titles And Headlines by Grace http://jamesctanner.com/james-c-tanner/write-a-book-crafting-killer-titles-and-headlines/#comment-30 Grace Wed, 24 Aug 2011 09:58:39 +0000 http://jamesctanner.com/?p=188#comment-30 I am about submitting my children's book for publication and was asked to give a headline. Thanks, your ideas on headlines saved my life. I am about submitting my children’s book for publication and was asked to give a headline. Thanks, your ideas on headlines saved my life.

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]]> Comment on Self-Publish — Understanding ISBN’s, SAN’s, LCCN’s Or PCN’s by James C. Tanner http://jamesctanner.com/james-c-tanner/self-publish-understanding-isbns-sans-lccns-or-pcns/#comment-23 James C. Tanner Mon, 14 Mar 2011 22:22:28 +0000 http://jamesctanner.com/?p=181#comment-23 Thanks Pat for this update. It's always great to be corrected and brought up to date when my information may be old, or when I may have been previously mis-informed. Your comment is a great addition to the article and I'm sure the readers will be equally grateful for your added in put. Thanks again, James C. Tanner Thanks Pat for this update.

It’s always great to be corrected and brought up to date when my information may be old, or when I may have been previously mis-informed.

Your comment is a great addition to the article and I’m sure the readers will be equally grateful for your added in put.

Thanks again,

James C. Tanner

]]> Comment on Self-Publish — Understanding ISBN’s, SAN’s, LCCN’s Or PCN’s by Pat McCurdy-Crescimanno http://jamesctanner.com/james-c-tanner/self-publish-understanding-isbns-sans-lccns-or-pcns/#comment-22 Pat McCurdy-Crescimanno Mon, 14 Mar 2011 18:43:55 +0000 http://jamesctanner.com/?p=181#comment-22 Hi James-- Your information on the necessity of obtaining an LCCN (or PCN) is not correct. An LCCN (Library of Congress Control Number) is only issued for works that the Library of Congress intends to catalog and add to its collection. A PCN (Preassigned Control Number) can be obtained for works that do not fall within the scope of LC's CIP program. In either case, this assigned number is not a requirement for selling to the library market: http://pcn.loc.gov/pcnfaq.html Also, a unique LCCN/PCN is required for separate editions of a work. When a hardcover and paperback are issued simultaneously, they can both be represented by a single record, but subsequent editions need separate records. Any publisher (especially small presses or self-published authors) who would like their works to be cataloged prior to publication can opt for PCIP (Publisher's Cataloging-In-Publication) services from a reputable professional cataloger. Here is a link to The Donohue Group, Inc. website that explains in more detail: http://www.dgiinc.com/pcip.htm Cordially, Pat McCurdy-Crescimanno, MLS Manager, Business Development The Donohue Group, Inc. Hi James–

Your information on the necessity of obtaining an LCCN (or PCN) is not correct. An LCCN (Library of Congress Control Number) is only issued for works that the Library of Congress intends to catalog and add to its collection. A PCN (Preassigned Control Number) can be obtained for works that do not fall within the scope of LC’s CIP program. In either case, this assigned number is not a requirement for selling to the library market:
http://pcn.loc.gov/pcnfaq.html

Also, a unique LCCN/PCN is required for separate editions of a work. When a hardcover and paperback are issued simultaneously, they can both be represented by a single record, but subsequent editions need separate records.
Any publisher (especially small presses or self-published authors) who would like their works to be cataloged prior to publication can opt for PCIP (Publisher’s Cataloging-In-Publication) services from a reputable professional cataloger. Here is a link to The Donohue Group, Inc. website that explains in more detail:
http://www.dgiinc.com/pcip.htm

Cordially,

Pat McCurdy-Crescimanno, MLS
Manager, Business Development
The Donohue Group, Inc.

]]> Comment on After You Write A Book — How To Distribute Your Book by Kathleen http://jamesctanner.com/james-c-tanner/after-you-write-a-book-how-to-distribute-your-book/#comment-8 Kathleen Thu, 06 Jan 2011 15:18:30 +0000 http://jamesctanner.com/?p=179#comment-8 Great general info for someone looking at the publishing world. Looking forward to reading more in depth posts. As a first time indie-novelist, it was articles like yours that assisted me in deciding which way to proceed with my own work. Thank you. Great general info for someone looking at the publishing world. Looking forward to reading more in depth posts.
As a first time indie-novelist, it was articles like yours that assisted me in deciding which way to proceed with my own work. Thank you.

]]> Comment on About James C. Tanner — The Road To Here by Editor http://jamesctanner.com/about-james-c-tanner-the-road-to-here/#comment-5 Editor Fri, 22 Oct 2010 03:28:37 +0000 http://jamesctanner.com/#comment-5 Hi Steve: Yes, I am the same Jim Tanner from Rawhide days. It appears that Jim or James Tanner is a common name in the global community, so I've had to add the initial to be better identified. Good to hear from you. James C. Tanner (a.k.a Jim Tanner) admin@jamesctanner.com Hi Steve:

Yes, I am the same Jim Tanner from Rawhide days. It appears that Jim or James Tanner is a common name in the global community, so I’ve had to add the initial to be better identified.

Good to hear from you.

James C. Tanner (a.k.a Jim Tanner)
admin@jamesctanner.com

]]> Comment on About James C. Tanner — The Road To Here by Stephen Harper http://jamesctanner.com/about-james-c-tanner-the-road-to-here/#comment-4 Stephen Harper Wed, 20 Oct 2010 18:54:10 +0000 http://jamesctanner.com/#comment-4 Hi jim, Were you at Rawhide back in the '70's? I was the grad class of '77. Just moved back to BC after 13 yrs in Calgary. If you'd like to contact me, just drop me an email. Thanks, Steve Hi jim,
Were you at Rawhide back in the ’70′s?
I was the grad class of ’77.
Just moved back to BC after 13 yrs in Calgary.
If you’d like to contact me, just drop me an email.
Thanks,
Steve

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