Marlene Bethlehem recently self-published her memoir, To Serve with Love, with Staging Post. We were delighted to be part of her publishing journey and see this wonderful biography come to life on the page. To Serve with Love is a fascinating account of Marlene’s life, from her days playing Wimbledon to taking an active leadership role in the South African Jewish community. She gives a vivid account of serving in
Want to start or advance your writing career? You should look into investing in a writing course. Staging Post has put together a list of 10 courses!
Do you want to self-publish your book but don’t know how it works? Check out our How-to-Self-Publish Masterclass recording: The How-to-Self-Publish Guide is for those looking to do it for themselves, but who are too nervous to ask how it works. We start with an overview of the different self-publishing models out there, the costs involved, advantages and disadvantages, as well as success tips. Second, the class will look at
Many books have come through Staging Post’s door, but Dr Tshegofatso Mabelane’s book, Basics of Allergy in Primary Care, was truly something special to work on. The book gives a practical approach to history taking, examination and diagnosis of common allergic conditions. Read about her publishing experience.
It is always an honour when authors come back to us with follow-up publications. A big congratulations to Cornwell Dauds on the publication of his latest book, ‘Dauds on Finance and Derivatives’! As a publishing veteran, Cornwell shares his tips and insights into the writing and publishing process.
In 2021, Staging Post helped Rachel Fischer and the team at the International Centre for Information Ethics (ICIE), publish Nelson Mandela: A Reader on Information Ethics. We asked them to answers a few questions about their publishing journey.