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Eat More Books: Episode 13 Business Plan

published by Rick Chillot on December 5, 2013 - 2:19pm

 

Planet Quirk Holiday Gift Guide

published by Eric Smith on December 5, 2013 - 11:10am

Welcome to the annual Planet Quirk Holiday Gift Guide!

Yesterday, we posted our Gift Guide for Quirk DIY, which was chock full of cookbooks and craftbooks. The Planet Quirk Guide introduces you to all our geek flavored books. Fiction, gift books, art books, and more! Click away to learn more about them.

Interested in featuring one of these on your blog, for your holiday roundup? Email eric@quirkbooks.com with your requests! Happy Holidays!

Boy Meets Literary World: Classic Books on the Classic Sitcom

published by Maria Vicente on December 5, 2013 - 10:29am

Boy Meets World is one of the most beloved sitcoms from the 1990’s. Many of us grew up learning life lessons from Mr. Feeny and the rules of friendship from Cory and Shawn’s bromance. However, Boy Meets World also has many bookish lessons to share. 

SURVIVE THE HOLIDAYS: CHECK OUT OUR QUADVENT QUALENDAR

published by Rick Chillot on December 5, 2013 - 9:59am

The Quirk D.I.Y. Holiday Gift Guide!

published by Eric Smith on December 4, 2013 - 1:08pm

Welcome to the annual Quirk D.I.Y. Holiday Gift Guide!

Below, you'll see a number of picks from our quirk-tastic catalog. From cookbooks to craftbooks, apps to free eBooks, there's a little bit of something for everyone in here. Click away to learn more about the books!

Interested in featuring one of these on your blog, for your holiday roundup? Email eric@quirkbooks.com with your requests! Happy Holidays!

NaNoWriMo: You Did It! Now Sit On It. (With Chapter Critique Giveaway!)

published by Blair Thornburgh on December 4, 2013 - 10:43am

First things first: WOW!!!! HOORAY!!!! EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!

You wrote a novel. You typed out 50,000 words into an order they have never been in before. You conjured imaginary people and told their stories. That’s really, really cool.

And now, it’s time for a break. You deserve it, but so does your novel—and here’s why.

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