RECENT / FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS
PUBLISHED
The International Journal of the Book -- article: "The Gotham Book Mart: Location, Location, Location," January 2013. Exploring the Appalachian Trail: Hikes in Southern New England, 2nd edition released October 2012 by Stackpole Books. Publishing Research Quarterly – book review: Richard Guthrie, Publishing: Principles & Practice, Sage, 2011; review published winter 2012 Publishing Research Quarterly – article: “Isaiah Thomas Invents the Bookstore Chain,” 2012. LOGOS: Journal of the World Publishing Community – article: “Parson Weems, Book Peddler: ‘chockful of Zeal burning with the Book fever’,” Vol. 22, Issue 4, 2011. Media Ethics -- "The Tattered Cover: A Lion in Sheep’s Clothing," Fall 2010 The Concord Saunterer: A Journal of Thoreau Studies -- "The Old Corner Bookstore: Rialto of Current Good Things, Hub of the Hub," Summer 2009 Oxford Companion to the Book – contributor, three articles on bookstores (Abebooks.com, eBay.com, The Grolier Poetry Book Shop), 2009 Media Ethics – “Frey vs. Thoreau: Which Liar Tells More Truth?” Fall 2008 Publishing Research Quarterly - "Rallying Point: Lewis Michaux's National Memorial African Bookstore," Fall 2008 Publishing Research Quarterly – book review: “Eliot and Rose: A Companion to The History of the Book,” Fall 2008 Commondreams.org - "My Bobby Kennedy and Yours," June 6, 2008 Southwest Review – literary essay: “The Palmer Method: Penmanship and the Tenor of Our Time,” 2007, winner 2007 McGinnis-Ritchie Award for Nonfiction International Journal of the Arts in Society – article: “Literary Tears,” 2007 International Journal of the Humanities – case study: “The Viswanathan Plagiarism Case at Little, Brown, Publishers,” 2007 Trekking Atlas of the World – book chapters: “The Grand Canyon” and “The Appalachian Trail,” New Holland Publishers, 2006 |
PUBLISHING WORKSHOPS / CONSULTATIONS / CONFERENCES /PRESENTATIONS / AWARDS
ONGOING
-- CONSULTATIONS Editorial and book proposal consultations available for nonfiction authors. Inquiries welcome: davidemblidge@davidemblidge.com. -- PUBLISHING WORKSHOPS Bookings avilable for 2-day, 1-day and half-day workshops, at universities (for faculty, MFA programs, and others); writers' colonies; and other institutions. Inquiries welcome: davidemblidge@davidemblidge.com. WINTER 2013 Began work as Editor, The International Journal of the Book, published by Common Ground Publishing. FALL 2012 Attended conference: Ideas Boston / WBUR / NPR, at U Mass- Boston Attended conference: New England Faculty Development Consortium, at Holy cross University, Worcester, Massachusetts SPRING 2012 PUBLISHING WORKSHOP: Associated Colleges of the St. Lawrence Valley, at St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York, May 30, 31, June 1 Attended conference: Independent Publishers of New England Attended conference: MIT Idea Lab -- "Future of the Book" FALL 2011 Presented paper at International Conference on the Book, Toronto, October. "The Gotham Book Mart: Location, Location, Location" Book Development consulting, Center for Peace Through Culture, Great Barrington, MA SPRING 2011 May (participation in...) Information Literacy Workshop, Emerson College, Boston Publishers Weekly webinar on Google BookScan Settlement Melville seminar, Providence Athenaeum Ticknor Society Annual Meeting, Boston, lecture by Andreas Brown, “Deciphering Edward Gorey” WINTER 2010-11 Attended Key West Literary Seminar, January -- "The Hungry Muse: An Exploration of Food in Literature" FALL 2010 Presented paper virtually at International Digital Publishing Conference and Forum, City University of London, December. "Who’s Minding the Store? Shifting Paradigms of Authority in the Digital Publishing Arena" Media Ethics -- article: "The Tattered Cover: A Lion in Sheep’s Clothing," Fall 2010. Publishing Research Quarterly – book review: Keri Walsh, “The Letters of Sylvia Beach,” Vol. 26, #3, September 2010. SPRING 2010 PUBLISHING WORKSHOP -- Associated Colleges of the St. Lawrence Valley, May 27-28 at SUNY Potsdam, Potsdam, NY WINTER 2010 Oxford Companion to the Book – contributor, three articles on bookstores (Abebooks, eBay, Grolier Poetry Book Shop), 2010 SUMMER 2009 Informal talk on Benton MacKaye founder of the Appalachian Trail, Great Barrington, MA Appalachian Trail Community Designation Program, July The Concord Saunterer: A Journal of Thoreau Studies, essay, July. "The Old Corner Bookstore: Rialto of Current Good Things, Hub of the Hub" Presented paper ("Jefferson's Book Dealers") at John Adams/Thomas Jefferson: Libraries, Leadership, and Legacy Conference, Boston and Charlottesville, June. Sponsors: Massachusetts Historical Society and Monticello. SPRING 2009 The Rose Ethics in Communication Award, 2009, Emerson College, for two essays -- “Frey vs. Thoreau: Which Liar Tells More Truth?” Media Ethics, Fall 2008; “The Viswanathan Plagiarism Case at Little, Brown, Publishers,” International Journal of the Humanities Vol. 5, 2007) ACADEMIC PUBLISHING TELE-CLASSES - (five sessions) via www.academicladder.com. Open to grad students and professors. FALL 2008 PUBLISHING WORKSHOP: University of Massachusetts - Boston, Nov. 7 & 8, 2008 NERCOMP Conference, "Teaching Well Using Technology: A Faculty Member’s Guide to Wise and Time-Efficient Use of Instructional Technology" -- University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Nov. 12, 2008 SPRING 2008 Interviewed by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now satellite-TV special program about Robert Kennedy, June 6, 2008. WINTER 2008 PUBLISHING WORKSHOP: Associated Colleges of the St. Lawrence Valley, at St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York, Jan. 17-18, 2008 FALL 2007 McGinnis-Ritchie Award for Best Nonfiction, Essay, 2007, Southwest Review; for essay "The Palmer Method: Penmanship and the Tenor of Our Time." PUBLISHING WORKSHOP: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, 2007 SPRING 2007 Fellow, Robert Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies, Monticello, Charlottesville, Virginia FALL 2006 Conference organizer: 4th International Conference on the Book, sponsored by Common Ground Publishing, at Emerson College, Boston, Massachusetts, October 
The 4th International Conference on the Book was organized and directed, in October 2006, at Emerson College, Boston, by David Emblidge, working with Common Ground, Publishing.
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