An article on Medium is warning of “a widespread, fast-growing form of Internet fraud directly targeting authors — especially self-published, indie, and late-career writers.”
If you receive a “friendly” email congratulating you on your book, followed by another email asking you to pay an “administration”, “spotlight”, “honorarium contribution”, or “coordination fee”, it is a scam. Don’t fall for their claim you are missing a “valuable opportunity.”
Occupational Health and Safety: Measuring Safety Performance by Amna S. Imamshah distills peer-reviewed research into a practical, academically rigorous guide to what we should measure in occupational safety, why it matters, and how to measure it effectively.
Becoming a School Counselor by Patrick R. Mullen highlights the experiences and perspectives of practicing school counselors to provide readers with an in-depth examination of the profession. The book does not attempt to cover the entirety of the field but rather zeroes in on pressing issues and presents them with an honest and balanced viewpoint.
TAA members Jamie Pope and Steven Nizielski are excited to announce the release of the third edition of their introductory nutrition textbook, Nutrition for a Changing World, published by Macmillan Learning in partnership with Scientific American. As with past editions, the journalistic approach connects students to nutrition science through real stories, real people, and real discoveries.
English for Dispute Resolution introduces non-native English speakers, by Barrie J. Roberts, introduces non-native English speakers to negotiation and mediation as taught and practiced in the U.S. While legal English and business English books may include a few chapters on these topics, EDR focuses entirely on ADR.
Environmental Science by Mark McReynolds and Karen McReynolds is critical for high school and university students. Their text is unique in applying Christian teaching to environmental issues like the wicked problem of climate change.
