WME Books Blog

The late John Wyckoff, author of MYOB-2, garners favorite blog post win from HP Small & Medium Business Community

Hewlett-Packard recently ran a contest letting readers of its Small and Medium Business Community Wiki pick their favorite blog posts in the categories of marketing, entrepreneurship, innovation and management, and productivity.  On tallying the votes, one of WME's own, the late John Wyckoff, author of MYOB-2: The Complete Guide to Profitable Powersports Dealerships, took first place in the Entrepreneurship category for his post Working On, Not In, The Business, posted on October 16, 2005, in the Small Business Trends blog.  You can download the HP ebooks publishing the winners of this contest (and the associated Powerpoint ebook themes) at HP's Wetpaint Wiki for Home and Home Office Printing and Small & Medium Business Printing.

Hedria Lunken: In the News

Hedria Lunken, author of Square One at 51: What I did the day after I buried my life is being featured in an Author Chat at Watersone Financial Group - sponsored by the Rochester chapter of NAWBO and Waterstone's own Kathleen Roth.

Join us at the Meet the Author event:
February 28th, 5:30 -8:30
Waterstone Offices at 2000 Winton Road. Bldg. 1, Suite 207

Light refreshments will be served.

Cost: $5 for NAWBO members, $10 all others.
Call 585-241-5900 for more information.

Dr. Claudia Thomas touches lives in her home town and is now sharing her story

For a picture of how WME author Dr. Claudia Thomas is touching the lives of those in her community in Florida and her patients at the Tri-County Orthopaedic Medical Center in Leesburg there, check out the article "Local physician writing own history" in today's The Villages Daily Sun.  She will be doing a book signing at the Villages in on Aug. 6 from 11am to 1pm at All Booked Up.

God Spare Life author interviewed in Baltimore Times

Dr. Claudia Lynn Thomas, author of God Spare Life was recently interviewed by Ken Morgan of the Baltimore Times about the book and her life. That interview was published online yesterday at the Baltimore Times along with a book review of God Spare Life. Morgan captures the theme of Dr. Thomas's book, writing that it:

[S]hows and embraces how the rooted gems of her upbringing in a two parent black working class family that included an expectation of excellence, discipline, protection, spirituality and faith helped to bring her through life's cycle of storms.