Over the weekend, I found out that an anonymous blogger had reposted Jim C. Hines’ first novel survey results. Not just an excerpt, but the whole couple thousand […]
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Short stories and novel sales – by genre!
This is part four of my further analysis of Jim C. Hines’ great survey of first novel sales. You might want to see parts one, two, and three; […]
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When book == ebook
[This is part two; You might want to read part one. The entire thing will be posted in one long-ass post on Saturday.] So I talked about music […]
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A Modest Publishing (meta) Proposal
Over the last few months – and definitely brought to a head by the Amazon/McMillan kerfluffle – there has been a flurry of activity on author’s blogs about […]
authors / economics / rant
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Five Reasons to Not Give Your Creative Work Away
Yesterday I covered some reasons why putting your creative work online might be a good thing. Today, we’ll look at five reasons why it might be a bad […]
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Four Reasons to Put Your Creative Work Online
There’s something fun about finding stuff for free online. It’s everywhere. Free software. Free music. Free movies. Free books and stories. And that’s just the legal stuff. A […]