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The Court Reporter's Guide to Cyberspace
Book by Gary D. Robson, Richard A. Sherman
356 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
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About the author
Gary D. Robson
37 books29 followersAlthough I'm best known for my Who Pooped? books, which have sold over 700,000 copies, I have also written a number of technical nonfiction books, focusing on accessibility technology for deaf and hard-of-hearing people — specifically closed captioning and CART reporting.
My next book switches genres! It's a fantasy novel titled The Bounds of Magic , the first book in the planned Tryllevær Saga. The release date is April 7, 2026 from Proseyr Publishing.
My two most recently-released books are:
Who Pooped in Central Park? (the 20th book in the Who Pooped in the Park? series) follows four children as they wander through New York City's Central Park, learning about the animals from the poop they've left behind.
Gary's Guide to Successful Book Signings which takes new authors through the process of promoting their books at book signings, talks, conventions, and more. It covers everything from the basics (how do you sign a book?) to the advanced (what should be in your exhibitor kit at a book show?) replete with tips, tricks, sample signatures, photos of actual signings, and anecdotes.
I've also published over 300 articles in various magazines, newspapers, and Web sites, ranging from "The National Law Journal" to "Blacklisted! 411" (a hacker magazine), and from "Newswaves For Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People" to "VLSI Design" (a chip design magazine).
I have taught computer science at three colleges, hold 3 U.S. patents, and currently own a tea business in Montana.
My next book switches genres! It's a fantasy novel titled The Bounds of Magic , the first book in the planned Tryllevær Saga. The release date is April 7, 2026 from Proseyr Publishing.
My two most recently-released books are:
Who Pooped in Central Park? (the 20th book in the Who Pooped in the Park? series) follows four children as they wander through New York City's Central Park, learning about the animals from the poop they've left behind.
Gary's Guide to Successful Book Signings which takes new authors through the process of promoting their books at book signings, talks, conventions, and more. It covers everything from the basics (how do you sign a book?) to the advanced (what should be in your exhibitor kit at a book show?) replete with tips, tricks, sample signatures, photos of actual signings, and anecdotes.
I've also published over 300 articles in various magazines, newspapers, and Web sites, ranging from "The National Law Journal" to "Blacklisted! 411" (a hacker magazine), and from "Newswaves For Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People" to "VLSI Design" (a chip design magazine).
I have taught computer science at three colleges, hold 3 U.S. patents, and currently own a tea business in Montana.
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