He runs a lumber company, founded a religious book publishing company and leads prayer at his church.
(In 2002, Banerjee and a business partner, Anindya Roy, founded a comic-book publishing imprint called Phantomville; it closed in 2008 owing to financial difficulties).
Until then, she is working as a literary agent at SharpMan Media, an author development company that she originally founded as a book publisher in 1998.
Of the closely related literary magazines, one of the earliest and best was Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (1817 1981), founded by a book publisher, William Blackwood, as a rival to the Edinburgh Review, but a less ponderous one than the Quarterly.
Mr Bush has published a couple of books, founded a library in Texas, practised bipartisan matiness with Bill Clinton and keeps largely stumm about his record.
He was an employee of the booth for L Ron Hubbard, who wrote a thousand books, founded a religion, and wore the costume of a sea captain into his sixties, before his death in 1986.
Mr. Parker had learned a hard lesson himself about losing control: He was ousted by the backers of a company he founded, an online address book called Plaxo.
Later, Chow claims in the unpublished book, he founded a band of home invaders that robbed people all over the Bay Area.
Prior to Locu, he served as a team member on a TED fellow-led education technology challenge called 'Future of the Book' and founded a national non-profit organization called SeniorLink, a youth volunteer agency for teaching seniors about computers and the Internet.
