Location: United States
Member Since:
Oct. 18, 2013
Hoku House
Publisher info
Judah Freed is the author "The Dawn of Global Sense," his fourth book. Judah withdrew the title from publication in 2015 to clear the marketplace for his fifth book, now in final revisions -- MAKING GLOBAL SENSE: Grounded Hope for the 21st Century inspired byThomas Paine's Common Sense. The book shows why and how a billion awakened people on earth, despite the turmoil, already are daily building our world anew. Standing up for mindful self rule and open democracy makes global sense now.
Judah's earlier nonfiction books on global thinking won two international Nautilus Awards for social change and a Colorado Evvy Award for personal growth. His indie imprint in Colorado was Media Visions. He works now as Hoku House on Kauai in Hawaii.
Judah retired in 2009 from a 17-year career covering interactive digital TV, the emerging internet, and distance learning. He wrote for the top trade magazines in the USA and Europe, such as MultiChannel News, TV Technology, and Euromedia. He wrote a 1998 book on educational television prospects for The Financial Times UK. He wrote and spoke internationally about media social effects talking about "deep media literacy" while evolving his ideas on the power of a global sensibility.
His day job is from home is directing communications for RIP Medical Debt, the national charity forgiving medical debt. Good work.
Judah is a past president of the Colorado Authors League, former trade shows board chair for the Colorado Independent Publishers Association, a former director of the Denver Press Club, and the founder of the Denver Book Club. He remains a member of the Independent Book Publishers Association, Society of Professional Journalists, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, Coalition of Visionary Resources, and other publishing trade groups. He founded the Kauai Independent Authors and Publishers Association.
Through Hoku House, Judah works as a book publishing consultant. For indie authors who want to publish world-class books, he advocates self-education first. How does one spot and navigate book trade realities? How does one spot and avoid predators? Mastering the craft and business of publishing, Judah believes, helps indie authors and publishers better direct their own fate.
Judah is a cancer survivor going after his soul work on Kauai by writing his new book of heart and mind, Making Global Sense.
Judah's earlier nonfiction books on global thinking won two international Nautilus Awards for social change and a Colorado Evvy Award for personal growth. His indie imprint in Colorado was Media Visions. He works now as Hoku House on Kauai in Hawaii.
Judah retired in 2009 from a 17-year career covering interactive digital TV, the emerging internet, and distance learning. He wrote for the top trade magazines in the USA and Europe, such as MultiChannel News, TV Technology, and Euromedia. He wrote a 1998 book on educational television prospects for The Financial Times UK. He wrote and spoke internationally about media social effects talking about "deep media literacy" while evolving his ideas on the power of a global sensibility.
His day job is from home is directing communications for RIP Medical Debt, the national charity forgiving medical debt. Good work.
Judah is a past president of the Colorado Authors League, former trade shows board chair for the Colorado Independent Publishers Association, a former director of the Denver Press Club, and the founder of the Denver Book Club. He remains a member of the Independent Book Publishers Association, Society of Professional Journalists, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, Coalition of Visionary Resources, and other publishing trade groups. He founded the Kauai Independent Authors and Publishers Association.
Through Hoku House, Judah works as a book publishing consultant. For indie authors who want to publish world-class books, he advocates self-education first. How does one spot and navigate book trade realities? How does one spot and avoid predators? Mastering the craft and business of publishing, Judah believes, helps indie authors and publishers better direct their own fate.
Judah is a cancer survivor going after his soul work on Kauai by writing his new book of heart and mind, Making Global Sense.
Smashwords Interview
Where to find Hoku House online
Website: http://hokuhouse.com
Twitter: @judahfreed
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Global-Sense-Network-4364801
Blog: http://globalsense.com
Twitter: @judahfreed
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Global-Sense-Network-4364801
Blog: http://globalsense.com
Where to buy in print
Videos
Judah Freed on the David Pakman Show
Judah Freed discusses key ideas from his book, The Dawn of Global Sense, in a ten-minute live television interview on October 9, 2013. The video title on YouTube is misleading, so watch anyway.
