Recently, Jim C. Hines did a survey of 246 authors about how they sold their first novel and what actions they’d taken before they sold it. Why? Because […]
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Dayton Music Rocks.
[Crossposted between here and polishing dayton] I originally got into the local, live music scene in my hometown when this place was the Dry House. (It’s got a […]
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Thanks, everybody!
I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone that tweeted, status messaged, emailed, and otherwise talked to people so far about Timeshares this week! The response has […]
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We owe them everything – Ethical Libertarianism
Yesterday I put forth the argument that ethical libertarianism requires moving us towards a level playing field. I used the example of school funding, but it can (and […]
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The Internet Needs Geeks
The internet needs geeks. I don’t just mean the sysadmins (as immortalized in both Cory Doctorow’s short story and XKCD), but the run-of-the-mill geeks. My son asked what […]
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Bona Fides
Here’s a question you need to ask yourself. “Why the hell should I listen to Steve?” It’s especially important as I talk about digital distribution and publishing over […]