Boring books
According to Martin Amis, awards only go to boring books. You know, he's on to something here. I can't remember the last time I actually enjoyed a book that won…
According to Martin Amis, awards only go to boring books. You know, he's on to something here. I can't remember the last time I actually enjoyed a book that won…
In reading through the open letter on piracy I linked in my last post, I came across yet another reference to Richard Nash and Cursor, in which he's cited as…
Speaking of piracy, I was just clued in to this great open letter to Scott Turow of the Author's Guild, by Brian O'Leary. It says everything we've been trying to…
Ahh, piracy. Nothing gets a publisher's hackles up like a good discussion of piracy - and I've been seeing a lot of them around lately. A major theme of the…
So you've written your manuscript. You've put it in a drawer for a bit, and you've gotten it back out and read it over with a fresh eye. You've rearranged,…
Taking a bit of a break before the next Behind the Curtain post to ask...what sort of goodies would you dig for a book release? I'm thinking of freebies, downloadables…
Okay, I lied. We're not doing Part 2 yet. It was pointed out to me that there's some key aspects to the manuscript process that I ignored. Really, they're more…
I threatened to do a series of posts demystifying the publishing process. Now I guess I get to follow through on that. But where do I start? When the manuscript…
Getting a revised version from an author makes me giddy. No, seriously. It's like Christmas and my birthday, all rolled into one. I'm sitting here, staring at the revised version…
What price digital? That's the big question these days, it seems. What price is a reasonable one to charge for an eBook? What are people willing to pay, and what…