Author looking for recommendations on quilting book publishers

[John Hedtke]

I'm an author of 21 books (almost all on computers and software) who's
looking for recommendations on publishers of quilting books. I have a
few ideas for quilting books that don't seem to have been done before
and I wanted to find out who does the best books in your opinion.
Feel free to drop me email at jo...@hedtke.com or post something here.
Thanks!

Yours Truly,

John Hedtke
www.hedtke.com

[Lenora C]

Do you mean who is the best publisher or do you mean author of quilt
books, or both?

Lenora
IN THE CORNFIELDS OF Illinois

[John Hedtke]

I write about all kinds of different non-fiction subjects, actually.
I've a bunch of magazine articles for things other than computing, for
example, and I used to teach classes on things like instrumental music
and musical instrument making. Good non-fiction writing transcends
subjects, but it sure is fun!

John

On Wed, 06 Sep 2000 10:52:40 +0100, Bernadette Noujaim Baldwin
<bernadette.n...@bt.com> wrote:

>Hey John what kind of ideas, you can let us know.
>
>How to you go from writing about computers and software to writing about
>quilting - do you have the habit?
>
>B

[Julia F N Altshuler]

Off the top of my head, I can think of 3 publishers that specialize in
quilting books:

C & T Publications
That Patchwork Place
AQS (American Quilters Society)

I'm relatively certain that they all have web pages (though I don't know
what they are off hand).

There's also Rodale Press, but they don't specialize in quilting books.

--Lia

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[Lynda Carey]

John Hedtke wrote:

Try Rodale Press. I think it is out of new york

[Gale Pittman]

Rodale and That Patchwork Place are my favorites.

--
Gale Pittman
tpit...@tampabay.rr.com
John Hedtke <jo...@hedtke.com> wrote in message
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[John Hedtke]

I haven't quite decided as yet. I have the idea and the outline but
it's by no means fleshed out as yet. (The way non-fiction tends to
work is that one develops the book idea and the outline, gets the
publisher's buy-in, signs the contract, and then writes the book, so
there are still some things TBD.)

John

On Thu, 07 Sep 2000 12:14:59 +0100, Bernadette Noujaim Baldwin
<bernadette.n...@bt.com> wrote:

>OK John I think you've proved creditentials here, although you are only
>allowed to take recommendations if you dedicate the book to the RCTQers!
>
>That Patchwork Place
>The Quilt Digest Press, Lincolnwood, Illinois, USA
>C&T Publishing, PO Box 1456, Lafayette, CA 94549
>
>Now come on give us some idea of what kind of techniques are you going
>to use, or is it simply another format of tradiational quilting methods
>you are going to use?
>
>B