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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Is Plastic Logic’s Reader a Kindle Killer?
New technology from Plastic Logic could threaten the Kindle’s brief reign as king of the e-reader hill. Plastic Logic officially entered the e-reader wars when it unveiled its digital reader at the DEMO technology convention in September. Its reader is based on plastic electronics … Continue reading
Beneath the Pale Surface of Book Marketing – An Interview with Author Janey Bennett
Here’s a scary story for you. Imagine laboring on your novel for seven long years. Finally – it’s complete. You deliver your finished work to your publisher, who, at that decisive moment, closes his business. As far as the marketing of your book goes, … Continue reading
On Being Visual – Author Video Blogs
Authors have one more tool they can use to build community around their work – the video blog. A video blog (also called a vlog) is essentially a blog that uses video vs. text as its primary way to communicate. According … Continue reading
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Author Lofts and Pyramids of Value
Why do authors write? They want a wide exposure for their ideas and stories. Publishers have generally focused on playing the role of Darwinian gatekeeper for those ideas; determining which will live and die accoring to often opaque criteria. This … Continue reading