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>The upshot is that I usually buy books sight unseen based
>on recommendations from this list. What other solutions
>have people found for the lack of browsing access for
>books in our field?
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>Although I've seen software vendors at STC conferences,
>I've never seen book vendors (I've only been to regional,
>not national). Has anyone tried putting together a book
>fair through their local STC?
>
>Anyone have other ideas?
SOLUTIONS sells only top-notch publications. In the past
year, we've provided our bookstore service at regional and
international conferences. Our selection is based on years
of experience with top-name educators in the field of
technical communication and the constant feedback we
receive from our audience. A number of the Wiley titles
that Avon Murphy recently mentioned are included in our
selection:
- Larry Bonura's The Art of Indexing
- Marlana Coe's Human Factors for Technical Communicators
- JoAnn Hackos' Managing Your Documentation Projects
- Nancy Hoft's International Technical Communication
Please check our website for a full list of titles or
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