No Starch Press one of Top 101 Independent Book Publishers

From: Leigh Sacks (leigh_at_nostarch.com)
Date: 11/13/03

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    November 13, 2003
    For Immediate Release

    No Starch Press one of Top 101 Independent Book Publishers

    San Francisco, CA - John Kremer, author of 1001 Ways to Market Your Books
    and editor of the "Book Marketing Update" newsletter, has made his
    selection of the top 101 independent book publishers, and No Starch Press
    makes the cut again.

    Among the criteria Kremer uses in selecting this list:

    * The publisher must publish books with great cover and interior text designs.
    * The publisher must publish books with good content and editorial selection.
    * The publisher must carry out great marketing programs.

    Some recent No Starch Press titles of note include best-sellers like Steal
    This Computer Book, Hacking the Xbox, Absolute BSD, The Book of JavaScript,
    and Absolute OpenBSD. These, and many other No Starch Press titles have
    been widely recognized for their high quality by numerous reviewers and
    readers alike, with comments like:

    "A piece of simple, succinct eloquence, this has fast become one of the
    most treasured books we own." - PopularMechanics review of Hacking the Xbox

    "It's by far the most entertaining Unix book I've ever read." -
    Freshmeat.com review of The Linux Cookbook

    "This is (another!) very useful and inspiring No Starch title." - WUSB 90.1
    FM, about Steal This Computer Book 3

    "a very fine piece of work." - ;login review of Absolute BSD

    "If it was possible I would rate this book ten stars. It is an excellent
    source for FileMaker." - 5 star customer review of The Book of FileMaker 6
    on Amazon.com

    "Programming Linux Games and The Linux Cookbook are ridiculously well
    written and so informative and helpful." - Chris Nehme, satisfied customer

    Founded in 1994, No Starch Press publishes unique books on computing, with
    a focus on Open Source, security, hacking, web development, programming,
    gaming, and alternative operating systems. Our titles have personality, our
    authors are passionate, and our goal is to make computing accessible to
    everyone.

    Founder and publisher William Pollock is available for interviews. For more
    information, or to schedule an interview, please contact Leigh Sacks,
    Marketing Coordinator, at leigh@nostarch.com or 415-863-9900

    Additional resources:
    No Starch Press website: www.nostarch.com
    Top 101 Independent Publishers list: http://www.bookmarket.com/101pub.html

    No Starch Press books are available in fine bookstores everywhere
    To order from the publisher: visit www.nostarch.com, email
    orders@nostarch.com, or call 800-420-7240

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