Monthly Archives: April 2013

Control Freaks & Digital Truths

Jeremy Greenfield has an interesting article about writers as control freaks.  I agree with the sentiment; e-books allow writers to control many more variables (price, cover, meta-data, etc.) than traditional publishers allow.  Most variables are still out of authors’ hands, … Continue reading

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Racing Oblivion & Keynote Gaiman

An interesting article from the New York Times about writers with terminal illnesses who throw themselves into their work during the final months.  Every author should be so lucky to be able to write up until the very end. And Neil Gaiman gave … Continue reading

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Author Signing

On Friday, April 19, I will be at the Progress Energy art gallery in New Port Richey for an authors’ soiree.  Several writers from the community will be in attendance, and it’s open to the public.  Drop by and say hello … Continue reading

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Talk to the Hand & Ray Bradbury

I came across this 50-year-old documentary about Ray Bradbury from 1963.  This is a great piece that follows Bradbury’s writing process from idea creation through story submission.  This is Bradbury at his height, and well worth a look. Another interesting article … Continue reading

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Agents & Amazon

Two developments of note: A good article about agent-assisted publishing and Amazon’s White Glove program.  This seems like the next logical step for literary agents, and it’s one that should make authors wary.  Rather than pay 15% of your income … Continue reading

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