We recommend this book--- Written by Amy Wu
From Farms to Incubators, about the women innovators revolutionizing how our food is grown! It's available
@amyhwu@AgTechInsight@wg_cit@WesternGrowers
Join QDB author @wu_PoJo at the @SteinbeckCenter for a book launch webcast for "From Farms to Incubators" @FarmToIncubator — the exciting story of how women are leading a tech revolution in agriculture
Join us on Thursday, May 20th at 5:00 pm for our newest Book Launch Webcast "Farms to Incubators" with Author Amy Wu.
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Congratulations to QDB authors and #benfranklinawards winners Jonathan Cristall, author of "What They Don't Teach Teens" and @DavidPerrySF, author of "Upon This Rock"! @UponBy
Publishing today! Our latest business title, "Managing Generation Z," shows how to achieve success with the newest generation of workers — hard-working and tech-savvy young people who's unique culture can be baffling even to Millennial managers. https://t.co/5D5dvlfMPn
"Happily two detectives sharp as Sam Spade w/ the wit of Nick & Nora Charles. Church history, scandals, hypocrisy & int'l intrigue: a mystery w/ a killer surprise at the end. Move over Sam, Nick & Nora. Welcome the new kids Lee & Adriano."@QuillDriverBook
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Fascinating interview with @OutintheBaySF and @DavidPerrySF for David's new novel "Upon This Rock." If you like intense absorbing reads, this "tangled-web murder mystery" is for you.
Listen to Eric Jansen's "Out in the Bay" radio interview w/ "Upon This Rock" author David Perry (Pace Press) in bookstores Sept 1 & available for pre-order @ Amazon, Barnes & Noble,etc. Please "click & share!" @OutintheBaySF@dpna@davidperrysf@alcasuso
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Mysteryrat Maze's podcast presents an excerpt from Daniel Stallings' mystery novel "Cleanup on Aisle Six," read by actor Ian Jones. https://t.co/htuIeuOucX
"Cleanup on Aisle Six" by Daniel Stallings, the latest Minimum Wage Manhunter mystery, makes @KingsRiverLife's list of top mysteries in 2019! https://t.co/hq6jaKr10y
Can the quirky, anti-elitist culture of the Southwest redeem an unrepentant con man, drunk, and all-around jerk? That's the question posed in the witty new comedy novel "Getting New Mexico," releasing this week. #bookrelease#SantaFe https://t.co/4norkginIR
A play from a nonfiction book? Playwright Bill Mesce's new work "Blue Lives" is adapted from QDB author @AdamPlantinga's acclaimed "400 Things Cops Know" and will be presented Nov. 13 by The Theater Project. https://t.co/7xnEg2xaLt
The Minimum Wage Manhunter bags groceries and a killer in new mystery "Cleanup on Aisle Six." Li Johnson was happy to work in a supermarket and not solve murders ... then he found the corpse in the spice aisle ... #bookrelease#mystery#workingclasshero
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Today's @DrPhilPodcast guest is police of 17 years, Sergeant Adam Plantinga! We're covering everything from why people that need you the most, hate you the most, to keeping yourself & kids safe. #PhilInTheBlanks QuillDriverBook
Listen: https://t.co/vzAqV0u47p
QDB writer @AdamPlantinga, author of "Police Craft: What Cops Know About Crime, Community and Violence," interviewed by @NPR 's @MartinKaste on the reasonableness standard for police use of deadly force:
Cops are always watching your hands, says police sgt Adam Plantinga, author of "Police Craft." Here's the interview I did with him for my @ATC story on whether states can/should change the "objective reasonableness" standard for deadly force. https://t.co/yVabOlNKtW