Leonard Richardson: Much More Than a Talented Writer!

As Cory Doctorow points out at Boing Boing, Leonard Richardson is not just a talented writer (Constellation Games, his 2012 SF debut novel from Candlemark, is showing no signs of…

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Signed copies of Erekos in May

For the month of May, anyone who purchases a copy of Erekos through the Candlemark & Gleam website will get an AUTOGRAPHED copy! How is this possible, you ask? You…

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Ad-Supported Reading

We've talked a bit before about ads in eBooks and whether or not it's a good idea. Personally, I come down on the side of it being a good option…

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Apps and Interactivity

One step closer to getting approved for the App Store, hooray! Soon, I hope, we'll have a dedicated app created for Hickey of the Beast, available for both iPhone and…

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Ads in eBooks

The Wall Street Journal just did an article on companies exploring the possibilities of adding ads to eBooks. I'm a bit torn on how I feel about this. On the…

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Gift-Giving Problems Solved

We love digital books. Love 'em. They're convenient - they go everywhere with you, and bookmark your pages for you, and you can keep thousands in a teeny little space!…

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Gimmicks, tiers, and so much more

I have to admit, I'm quite looking forward to Jonathan Safran Foer's experimental book. This article does a great job of talking about why he did it, and what he…

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Sourcebooks takes on digital

The publisher of Sourcebooks, Dominique Raccah, recently wrote a piece on digital publishing and what eBooks mean for publishers. You need to read it. No, really. You need to read…

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An eReader’s Bill of Rights

In the midst of all the preparations for the big Erekos release on Tuesday (your calendar has a big red circle on it, doesn't it? Well, why not?), we've been…

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