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Robert Osborne, director Norman Jewison, actress Olympia Dukakis and Patrick Harrison attend the MOONSTRUCK 20th Anniversary Screening at The Academy Theater in 2007
Cunard Invites Guests to Dance the Atlantic as New Partnership With English National Ballet Is Announced
Cunard Invites Guests to Dance the Atlantic as New Partnership With English National Ballet Is Announced
In a ground-breaking partnership – the first of its kind – luxury cruise line Cunard is proud to announce that the world renowned English National Ballet will join Queen Mary 2 for a unique voyage from Southampton to New York from 11th – 18th August 2019.
Guests on the seven night Transatlantic Crossing will have the opportunity to meet the leading dancers from the British ballet company,…
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The Academy's Patrick Harrison moderates an Academy Conversation with the leads of the forthcoming Theory of Everything, Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones, producer-screenwriter Anthony McCarten, and producer Lisa Bruce.
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Patrick Harrison, Solar-Pac Apartments, Springfield, MO, 1974
Updates on my books.
Hello my ducks,
Just checking in with my kind-of-bi-weekly/monthly-whenever-I-honestly-have-a-moment update.
The books are here and boy do they look swell! No seriously they look awesome. You guys want to see? Of course you do. ;)
visit the kickstarter update to have a look here:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/786139655/quiet-courage-1st-edition/posts/663231
So totally cool right? So you might be asking yourself, "Patrick, why haven't you mailed those books yet? You've had them for weeks now!" What a good question mystery-duck. The answer is quite simple really, I still have more to do.
I don't want to send out any prizes until I know everything but the hardcover copies can be sent out together. I have finished tallying, organizing and laying out the bookmarks and have begun the process of printing and laminating them. Once those are done and the ebook is finally settled (more on that in a second) I'll begin shipping. Again I'm sorry my initial time estimates were so off everyone, but how was I supposed to know how long it would take to publish a book? I've never done it before. But don't worry everything will be on its way in due time.
Now, about those ebooks. I've got most of the glitches figured out (I finally figured out how to anchor the images into the text so they don't end up in random spots) but there are still a few problems. The first is inserting the Table of Contents and having all the hyperlinks actually work. But thats really only a problem for the Apple and Kindle copies, Nook is cool and makes contents for you anyways. There's also the issue with missing or changed fonts on export. They show up fine on my computer but when I upload them to Nook they all change on me. Finally the ebook publisher I've been using has major issues with my epub file, and I'd really rather not transfer everything back to Microsoft word.
Oh and if anyone knows how to upload a .MOBI to the Kindle app I'd greatly appreciate the help. Amazon what are you doing with your book app? Get your shit together. haha. Anyways I hope i can figure it out.
Oh, and speaking of the hardcover copies I figured you should know their status too. I don't know if I mentioned my decision to switch to stab binding instead of the more traditional coptic stitching for the books, but I've decided to go with a stab binding for greater simplicity and ease of construction. Plus now I can make great use of cool colored threads and intricate stitches. The problem lies not in the stitching or binding, but in finding a way to print the signatures without a cover in a large enough quantity to use. I'm currently looking into more local printing options.
But overall we're making some good progress on everything. You should all see packages in your mailboxes very soon.
Till next time my ducks!
~Patrick
Patrick Harrison - Solar-Pac Apartments - Springfiled, Missouri - 1974