Don’t ever enter the Amazon Break Through Novel Award if you’re prone to anxiety. The
Category: Traditional Publishing
I don’t necessarily believe that all change is good even though that’s the fashion these
World Fantasy Convention 2012, held in Toronto last year, emphasized cover art, and wow did
Authors are snobs. It’s about numbers and status. It’s about competition. There are so many
At World Fantasy Convention I learned that the publishing industry is in a state of flux and chaos and that even traditional publishing house editors are becoming excited about the possibilities of eBooks.
My take on the Guardian’s claim that we’re in a self-publishing bubble.
Robert J. Sawyer wouldn’t think much of my indie-published Vampire Novel if he knew it existed.
Publishers seemed determine to overprice their eBooks, a trend that makes me very happy.
Why can we accept 99¢ music but we can’t accept 99¢ novels? It’s all about price expectation.
Publishers Market has a great newsletter for all of the industry gossip, but sometimes I wonder if they aren’t to happy with eBooks.