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Words still make one hell of a difference In the category of books that are making a difference comes Kancha Ilaiah, whose children's book Turning the Pot, Tilling the Land takes aim at India's thousands of years old caste system. Read more Speaking of changes in publishing.... Every once in a while I'll write here about changes in the publishing industry. I haven't really gone in depth about my thoughts on print-on-demand, new media, podcsting, etc., probably because my own thoughts are still somewhat fuzzy on this topic. However, the rise of the "cell-phone" novel in Japan definitely provides some serious food for thought. Read more Fellow Podiobooks author Jonathan Fesmire just sent an email that he is now also offering a free PDF of his novel, Children of Rhatlan. Read more Will number of downloads translate into books sold? Yesterday morning I posted that starting with the first of the year, I’m giving away the ebook of Republic for free. The million dollar question is, will books downloaded translate into a ratio with books sold? Read more How Life Sometimes Gets in the Way of Itself It's probably not hard to miss the fact that since July I've hardly been blogging at all, nor have I posted many updates to the podcast. Such has been the way of things, and you only know the half of it. Read more How podcasting and free content is changing the publishing landscape There's a great piece in this morning's Broward-Palm Beach New Times about J.C. Hutchins, who has been podcasting his 7th Son series over at Podiobooks.com. The most important quote: sleep is for pussies. Read more I started to post a comment in reply to a post over at Steve Weber's blog, about promoting books on Amazon's customer forums page. But the comment got longer, and decided to go ahead and post it as an entry. Read more After the review of Prayer at Rumayla last week on the Podler Book Review, they asked me to do an interview as their featured author. I was quite honored. Here is the interview: Read more |
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