Metts, Wally. “Carving out a niche: small presses are developing innovative – and often local – strategies for reaching young readers.” Publishers Weekly 238, no. 50 (Nov 15, 1991): 36.
Abstract: Many small presses are expanding into the children’s literature market and are emphasizing niche publishing. The niche is often regional, but can also include specific areas of interest. A look at the market is presented.
Runyon, Daniel. “A Buttleman Portrait.” Music Educators Journal 67, no. 7 (1981): 45-47. doi: 10.2307/3400653
Abstract: Sixty-nine years ago, Eulalia S. Snyder met a dashing twenty-five-year-old printer in Jackson, Michigan. He was Clifford V. Buttleman, the man who would become the longest-reigning editor of Music Educators Journal and would serve from 1930 to 1955 as executive secretary of Music Educators National Conference. At that time he had printer’s ink under his nails and was working on the side producing direct mail advertising for the Gibson Musical Instrument Company in Kalamazoo.
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