Just over twelve years ago, we were in the throes of emigrating from South Africa to this little island off the coast of Tasmania. It
Tag: e-books
Alas, Poor Trad Publishing
The last week or so has been anything but smooth sailing for traditional publishing. You could almost believe the success of Brandon Sanderson’s oh so
Pseudo-history and paperbacks
I have managed to get the paperback of Cloud-Castles up (the text is a link on which I get a few pennies of commission. I
They did What?
Today is one of those days when I couldn’t decide on a topic for a post. No, not because there isn’t anything out there that
But will they learn?
This isn’t the post I was going to write this morning. I had it all planned out. Then I made the mistake of dropping by
Hachette CEO a shining example. . .
of how out-of-touch much of publishing is when it comes to what their customers want. Arnaud Nourry is a walking, talking example of publishing trying
Mad Genius Club 