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A freebie and more
This week has been full of edits, work for Naked Reader Press and writing. Now I’m busy writing the third full length novel, and fourth title, in the Nocturnal Lives Series. To celebrate being able to get back to some … Continue reading
Posted in Annoucenments, publishing
Tagged All That Is Gold, Ellie Ferguson, Hunted, Jessica Schlenker, Nocturnal Lives, Nocturnal Origins
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Another Amazon Problem — but caused by whom?
Over the weekend, a friend of mine (hi, Cedar!) pointed me to a link for another author’s blog. I followed and ended up scratching my head and wondering what part of the story we weren’t hearing. No, I didn’t think … Continue reading
Kansas State Library takes on the Big Six
(Thanks to Patrick Richardson for the heads up on this story.) Over at Mad Genius Club, I’ve blogged about how the Big Six in publishing (Hachette, Macmillan, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Random House and Penguin) have gone to war with … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
Tagged Big Six publishers, Facebook, Kansas State Library, library lending of e-books
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Random Penguin
(This is a cross-post from Mad Genius Club. Also, apologies for not getting back yesterday. I wound up getting snowed under with real world stuff. I really wish the real world would understand that the writing world really is more … Continue reading
Don’t You Just Love . . .
how folks are so quick to jump on the “Amazon is evil bandwagon” without knowing all the facts? In case you don’t know what I’m talking about, the internet was alive yesterday with a story about how evil Amazon had … Continue reading
Heinlein, Sturgeon and Writer’s Block
Last night I started trying to figure out what to write for today’s blog. After a day of slogging through e-mail, reviewing recommendations from the editorial board regarding slush submissions and sending out the inevitable rejections — and, thankfully, some … Continue reading
We’re not gonna take it anymore!
I woke this morning with this Twisted Sister song ringing through my head. The video, which I hadn’t seen in years, was vivid in my mind. The image of the father, leaning over his son, demanding “What do you want … Continue reading
It Can Be Done
Today’s post is a very different one from the one I had originally planned. Instead of discussing the responses filed by the three remaining defendants to the Department of Justice’s price fixing law suit, I want to talk about something … Continue reading
Stand up, speak out and take control
Yesterday I had occasion to go to the local Barnes & Noble. I’ll admit, I don’t go there often. These days, when I do it is because I’m meeting someone there. Part of the reason is the decline in customer … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
Tagged bookscan, Department of Justice, Kate Paulk, price fixing, publishing, Sarah A. Hoyt
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Good Writer, Here’s a Cracker
by Amanda S. Green All right, guys, I’ve just about lost patience with the whiners, the clueless and the traditionalists who simply can’t be bothered to explore the new opportunities offered by changes in the publishing industry. There are times … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, publishing
Tagged agency model, collusion, Department of Justice, digital publishing, e-books, legacy publishing
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