Some of the coverage of Verb and Daren of late.
Jamie Gumbrecht gives Eddie & Agnes a shout out (Inside Access, Jan. 12, 2010)
Tickets on sale for first in Decatur’s new Eddie and Agnes concert series:
Dekalb Neighbor does a nice profile of Eddie & Agnes (And Michelle & Daren)(Dec. 29, 2009)
Eddie Partners with Agnes
Michael Hunter's profile of Daren Wang in the Atlanta Business Chronicle (Dec. 18, 2009)
The full version, hosted on the verb site
Selling creativity is way of life for Decatur exec
behind the firewall at Atlanta Business Chronicle
Selling creativity is way of life for Decatur exec
Daren orchestrated the most expensive beer sale in Decatur History (AJC, Feb. 9, 2009)
Pubs first pint ($2650) swigged for a good cause
Another hare-brained scheme (AJC, Aug. 4, 2009)
Decatur to donate old banners for tote bag project
A kind feature from Howard Pousner and Jamie Gumbrecht about the Decatur Book Festival (AJC, Aug. 28, 2009)
Decatur Book Festival a Young Heavyweight
Wanda Jewell
Book Lovers of the South, it's time to get on your knees. There's news today that Wanda Jewell has been diagnosed with breast cancer. If you have any pull with any Deity, make the call.
Wanda heads up SIBA, the Southern Independent Booksellers Association. She's as fierce a fighter for those besieged institutions as you'll find. She is creative, diligent and relentless. Even if you shop at B&N, you owe her thanks (and probably an apology). Her work hasn't just helped Southern bookstores survive, but over the years, Wanda's efforts have helped turn many a first-time novelist into a bestseller. Wanda has reshaped the Southern literary landscape.
Wanda has never been interested in being known to anyone but her bookstores, but she is a giant in the industry, and her name is gold.
Keep her in your prayers.
Wanda heads up SIBA, the Southern Independent Booksellers Association. She's as fierce a fighter for those besieged institutions as you'll find. She is creative, diligent and relentless. Even if you shop at B&N, you owe her thanks (and probably an apology). Her work hasn't just helped Southern bookstores survive, but over the years, Wanda's efforts have helped turn many a first-time novelist into a bestseller. Wanda has reshaped the Southern literary landscape.
Wanda has never been interested in being known to anyone but her bookstores, but she is a giant in the industry, and her name is gold.
Keep her in your prayers.



New Classes starting in February on the Agnes Scott Campus.
Terra Elan McVoy will teach "Writing Like a Grown Up but Thinking Like a Kid", David Fulmer will teach workshops on fiction and pitching your project to publishers and agents, and Jean Rowe has a class on journaling. These are world class authors and instructors in your own back yard.