The State Of Indie Publishing
So there’ve been big doings in the indie publishing world in the last week. Barry Eisler turned down a half million dollar […]
So there’ve been big doings in the indie publishing world in the last week. Barry Eisler turned down a half million dollar […]
This past week I was teaching an online class to RWA’s Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal chapter about the role of the literary […]
Walking Away Can Be Hard Yesterday I talked about the necessity of reading contracts carefully on Zoe Winter’s blog. Today I want […]
First up, the ROW80 update. Blind Sight, the anthology short story I was writing, is done and OUT THE DOOR. Huzzah! So […]
There is nothing better than getting email from a reader saying “I just picked up your book and I can’t put it […]
Some of you who read Kristen Lamb’s blog will already have heard this because she totally outted me this morning in her […]
So Dorchester is apparently 86ing their paperback line in favor of POD and ebooks. It’s not like they had a huge choice […]
So Barnes and Noble is for sale as a franchise. This is no shock. You can’t run a business by sticking your […]
In tour news, in case you missed it, yesterday I was hosted by Nicole Peeler where I talked about the Dreaded Valley […]
Today’s tour stop is an interview with the delightful Mary Brebner, a YA writer and fellow educator with whom I love to […]