Mark Lefebvre, Director of Self-Publishing and Author Relations at kobo, didn't just come to chat with us at The Toronto
Author James Patterson thinks he hates e-books and that they're destroying libraries and bookstores, but in my humble opinion what he really hates is that the new technology allows upstarts like me to sell books that are way cheaper than his novels.
Fortunately, not a gambling addiction, which left Dostoyevsky destitute more than once until he married Anna. Anna met Dostoyevsky because
The Toronto Indie Publishing Meetup Group had it's first gathering last week, and wow, what a great turn out. The
When I decided to form the Toronto Indie Publishing Meetup group, I was warned (by Meetup) to expect only two
The technophobia, true and angry anti-technology, the complete fear of new things, shocked me at Word on the Street in
In October of 2011, Hugh Howey noticed something odd when he looked up his sales reports in his Amazon account:
Authors should be paid for their writing, just like musicians should be paid for their songs, but it's a crazy
I've watched with fascination over the last four years as self-publishing changes. In the early days (2010), when many authors
I never attend a con without learning something new about the publishing industry, or at least about trends in publishing,
