Hugh MacLeod gets a book deal for “How to be Creative”

Hugh MacLeod, the online cartoonist & blogger who became well known for his cartoons drawn on the back of business cards, has secured a book deal with Portfolio Books to develop his online series “How to be Creative” into a book.

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Hugh has been a longtime advocate of using blogs to promote online businesses and has done significant work with both English Cut and Stormhoek Wines with great effect.

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Hugh’s series “How to be Creative” was consolidated into an ebook manifesto on ChangeThis.com where it is currently the number one most downloaded manifesto.

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