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All of this will redefine the industry but, so long as we are adept at learning new skills, it will enhance the role of the publisher.
Robert J. Sawyer » Blog Archive » Are the days of the full-time novelist numbered? Just take a look at poetry for an idea of where we’re heading.
Yes… there have always been storytellers — but that doesn’t mean you can do it for a living.
Buzz, Balls & Hype : It’s Time To Chip In And Buy The Gray Lady An iPod Or A Kindle I don’t think I fully agree, but so many e-pundits want eBooks treated as if they’re different from other print formats… it’s such a frustrating debate!
To most readers, a novel is a novel and a bestseller is a bestseller, whether it’s made out of cardboard or bytes.
When anyone can be a published author – Laura Miller – Salon.comaka “Digital Publishing? SSDD
People who claim that there are readers slavering to get their hands on previously rejected books always seem to have a previously rejected book to peddle…
Readers themselves rarely complain that there isn’t enough of a selection on Amazon or in their local superstore; they’re more likely to ask for help in narrowing down their [...]
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