I saw the new Mad Max movie the other day, and while I really liked the movie, there were a couple
I've watched with fascination over the last four years as self-publishing changes. In the early days (2010), when many authors
Authors are snobs. It's about numbers and status. It's about competition. There are so many of us at so many
John and Me on the Same Page My first published shorts stories were in a small Canadian magazine called Storyteller--alas,
Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free? This rather antique view was held by my
My take on the Guardian's claim that we're in a self-publishing bubble.
I'm participating in the Amazon KDP Select program because I think there's money to be made.
And I didn't even have to get arrested to make that happen. Membership has it privileges, and for years I've been a member of the Crime Writers of Canada, ever since my editor at Storyteller Magazine (alas, gone now--the magazine, not my editor) told me I should join.
Promoting a novel through give-aways is a great idea, and with e-books it's relatively inexpensive, but I learned a lesson recently.
I was checking my sales report on Amazon to see if my efforts at Bloody Words had produced a bump, but what caught my attention was a new report button for sales at Amazon.uk