Tips for individuals who are interested in publishing their own books include how to raise money, promotion, and finding an editor. (JPF)

Review of the development and present operations of the small press. (KP)

Bibliographic information is given for 350 new titles which are scheduled for publication from March through September 1978. Listing is alphabetic by author. (JAB)

Common themes of this issue plus some basic ideas about publishing in the Third World are summarized. (MBR)

Compares the content of competitive newspapers and monopoly newspapers, stating that competition has an impact on daily newspaper content. Notes that competitive newspapers have more reporters and buy more wire services than comparable newspapers without competition. (MM)

Discussion of small literary book publishers notes works of small-press authors (Thomas Paine, Washington Irving, Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, Upton Sinclair, Anais Nin); today's outstanding presses (Creative Arts Book Company, Persea Books, Full Court Press, Reed and Cannon Company, Tuumba Books); and role of little magazines. Thirty-seven…

Provides a means of communicating what robots are, how they function, and for what they are being used. (JOW)

Suggests that commercial broadcasters are less capable of identifying and reacting to violations of free speech than are individuals who regulate the communication channels. (Author/RB)

A game inventor investigates the game selection policies of game producing companies. (LS)

The Cost of Knowing figure from the Government Printing Office (GPO) has risen at almost double the rate of commercial publishers in the last two years and has a 50 percent greater increase for the last four years. (Author)

The upsurge of facsimile reprinting in recent years has been of great service in scholarly, literary and specialist markets; but it has also created its own problems. This article looks at the background, the achievements and some of the confusions, the future scope, and the price, of reprinting. (Author/SJ)

The history of science fiction writing and publishing in the twentieth century is discussed. (DH)

A brief summary of the development and potential of cable television in the United States. (Author/AK)