[stylist] Getting Your Book in the NLS / Carmella

[Everett Gavel]

Hi Carmella, and all,

Welcome back, Carmella.  I've just recently come back too, actualy.  Good to
hear you're moving forward.  Onward & upward!

Carmella, I urge you to write a blog post (at least), and perhaps share it
here also.  A post discussing your process for getting your book into the
NLS, and recording it as you mentioned you're doing, below.  That would be a
post of interest to many authors, not just blind authors.

With what the AFB says is a market of more than 10 Million people who are
"severely visually impaired" in the USA alone (how many millions more
worldwide?), that's a large market of readers and consumers that many
authors would benefit from having their books in front of and made more
easily accessible to.

I urge you to share your experience, and whatever tips you can - for the
benefit and enjoyment of all.


Strive On!
Everett
www.everettgavel.com


----- Original Message ----- 
> Hi everyone, I was on this list a while ago and am glad to be back. I've
> been very busy promoting my first book, a memoir . . .
> I am in the process of recording Carmella's Quest at my local NLS studio
so
> that it will be available  through NLS.   So far, that has been a lot of
> fun.  It is also available on bookshare.org. For those who  are
interested,
> if a print copy is purchased but the need for an accessible version
exists,
> I will send an electronic copy via email.