Since I'm a big e-book guy who believes in sparing the trees and making electrons race instead, many will be
Mark Lefebvre, Director of Self-Publishing and Author Relations at kobo, didn't just come to chat with us at The Toronto
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
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
Blogs live and die on content, and I admit mine has been pretty dead. The challenge is that I like
My take on the Guardian's claim that we're in a self-publishing bubble.
Why can we accept 99¢ music but we can't accept 99¢ novels? It's all about price expectation.
There's a shift going on in publishing that publishers and agents should be discussing over their lattes in the boardrooms of Manhattan.