For Immediate Release: Great Barrington, MA, December, 2011 Black & white & read all over: The Berkshire Manual of Style for International Publishing A bold little publishing company has created a style guide to share what they have learned about international publishing with other publishers, authors, editors, and academic reviewers. The Berkshire Manual of Style for International
Trains have been on my mind since April, when I tried the new service from Shanghai to Hangzhou. The plum and cherry trees were in full bloom and the weeping willows freshly in leaf - what a day to see the West Lake for the first time! And how incredible it seemed that high-tech companies like
For Immediate Release: 11 July 2012 Letter from Beijing I’m in Beijing now for two landmark events for Berkshire Publishing: the World History Association Conference, where we sponsored a lecture named for William H. McNeill, and the signing of an agreement with the Multimedia Press of the Open University of China for development of “China Panorama:
For Immediate Release: 25 February 2010 William McNeill at the White House The rhythm of my country life includes evenings with a long-retired world historian, William H. McNeill, who has in many ways inspired Berkshire Publishing. I drive southeast, often with one of my children, to the farmhouse Bill’s wife Elizabeth inherited from her aunts. It
For Immediate Release: 26 June 2009 Karen Christensen requests the pleasure of your company at the Berkshire Publishing Group Public Lecture in World History
For Immediate Release: 23 June 2009 Great Barrington, Massachusetts—The world’s least likely China expert may be a New England publisher, Karen Christensen, whose interest in preparing her two children for the 21st century led her to start a project that the real China experts thought impossible: a 5-volume, 2,800-page Encyclopedia of China. As well as being
