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Welcome to White & MacLean Partnership Publishing |
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All our eBook non-fiction is priced at €4.50. |
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Our eBook fiction is only €2.95. |
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A little about us... |
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Set up in 2009, White & MacLean Publishing focuses on using network technology and collaborative working practices in a new approach to the publishing and marketing of books and documents.
Our approach is based on the idea that the traditional method of publishing is no longer appropriate for the modern networked world. We use a collaborative network of independent professionals who cooperate on publications on a project-by-project basis.
This results in you, the author, realising a higher percentage of revenue, something we feel is only right.
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Latest News |
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| Brave chiefs and battles - 29/08/2013 |
 Stories passed down the generations about brave chiefs and their battles need to be retold, today and in the future. Have you got your copy? Support the Clan Maclean Heritage Trust by purchasing Death or Victory - either paperback or electronic. Money from each sale goes towards supporting Maclean interests.
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| Remember... - 02/12/2012 |
...what Richard Bach said: 'A professional writer is an amateur who didn't quit.' If you've written a book that you'd like to publish, we'd like to hear from you. Click on Publish your Book to find out how to get in touch.
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| A right to delete? - 20/09/2012 |
| Given the posting of offensive films and intrusive photographs on the web, is it not time for a right to delete, a right to remain private and not to have this material circulating forever? Alex Mather proposes such a right in his work Digital Footprints, which can be found at all good online bookstores or direct from our website at http://www.whiteandmaclean.eu/
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| Shadows now available as an eBook - 17/02/2010 |
| You can now download Shadows as an eBook - one download, three different formats: Mobipocket/Kindle, ePUB and pdf - all for 8.95 euro!
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Terin Miller
Terin spent many of his formative years in India, the child of anthropologist parents. Since then, he has lived and worked in a variety of countries in Europe and Asia. |
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Denis Feather
Dr Denis Feather is a senior lecturer at the University of Huddersfield’s Business School in the United Kingdom, where he has taught research methods and supervised research students for the last eight years. |
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