There are several articles I came across over recent weeks that I bookmarked for potential use as source material for blog posts. I haven’t been
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tiers and tears
Traditional publishing was always – or at least for as long as I had anything to do with it – a two tier affair. If
Writing a Classic
We’ve had discussions over the years about what a classic is, and isn’t, and can there really be ‘instant classics?’ (spoiler: no, absolutely not, that’s
Books are struggling to survive
In past articles, I’ve frequently commented that the market for books is only one element of a much broader market – that for entertainment as
When the old is new
Once upon a time, in trad pub, books that were perennial midlist sellers were re-issued every 10 years with new covers to keep up with
Some Interesting Numbers . . .
While US numbers are kind of odd at the moment, a Vienna, Austria-based analyst started looking at European (EU) and British book sale patterns, including
Mad Genius Club 