To be published soon by our newest author, Dave Freudenthal. The Paradox of Plenty: Allure and Risk of a Mineral Economy “Our children and grandchildren leave to find a job and build their future elsewhere.” Wyoming’s economy is consistently ranked among the least diversified in the United States. Originally based […]
What really happens when you “get a book deal,” publish your first book, and go on tour to promote it? It may not be what you’ve always imagined! An excellent article by Summer Brennan, April 19, 2022 in her blog, A Writers Notebook Myth #1: Getting a “book deal” means […]
WordsWorth’s publisher, Renee Tafoya, is taking a break from the publishing business in 2022. We will continue to publish note cards and prints under our imprint, RT Press but we are not accepting new book manuscripts in 2022. Thank you for understanding, browse our catalog, and enjoy the books in […]
The High Plains Book Awards announced the 2021 finalists. In the Art and Photography Book category, the finalists are: The Indian’s Pony: From Bones to Bronze, by Gerald Anthony Shippen. Published by WordsWorth, Cody, Wyoming https://wordsworthpublishing.com/from-bones-to-bronze-the-indians-pony/ Borderlands, by Mark Vitaris. Calgary, Alberta A Corner of Space and Time: Lee Nye’s […]
From Bones to Bronze: The Indian’s Pony Author: Gerald Anthony Shippen Foreword by Peter H. Hassrick With essays by Donna Shippen We are excited to announce our newest book will […]
I am excited to announce we have opened a storefront with note cards, calendars, and prints featuring original artwork and photography. We have many artistic friends and decided to give […]
He also was director of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, and curator at the Amon Carter Museum in Ft. Worth. He started as a high school history teacher […]
Howard Zinn and Lois Mottonen Fistfight in the Equality State by Rodger McDaniel with Lois Mottonen A startling memoir of a remarkable woman who was born, raised, educated, and employed […]
I recommend this profile of one of today’s ubiquitous designers of the shapes you read. You’ll begin to see the craft of design in a new and exciting way Abstract: […]
Book creation has gone through revolutionary changes in the past few decades. For 400 years, publishing and printing technology remained the same, with innovations beginning in the 1800s, as a result of the Industrial Revolution. Since then, change has been more frequent. See my blog on the history of graphic […]