Books on Film: Let’s Take a Coffee Break

by Travis Jonker | Blogs
Apr 22, 2015 | Filed in Blogs
In a short period of time, Eerdmans Books has built an online presence that other publishers should be taking notes on. The Eerdlings website and Coffee Break videos are consistently excellent. They’re starting a new interview series on Coffee Break called “A Day in the Life”, and yesterday Ahna and Katherine swung by my library [...]

In a short period of time, Eerdmans Books has built an online presence that other publishers should be taking notes on. The Eerdlings website and Coffee Break videos are consistently excellent.

They’re starting a new interview series on Coffee Break called “A Day in the Life”, and yesterday Ahna and Katherine swung by my library to chat. They even picked up the coffee.

3 Things You Will Learn About Me in This Video:

My coffee brand of choice The most depressing blog day of the year That I have C+ whistling skills

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