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Can You Resist Temptation? Probably Not
We don’t need the New York Times to confirm something we’ve been saying for years but it’s always nice to be validated. Julie Bosman and Matt Richtel, writing in that august journal, describe growing concern that tablet computers have too many distractions to keep readers immersed in books they are
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From A Kindle World blog. More details at the site.
“The New York Times’s Art Beat writer, Julie Bosman, wrote a few days ago that long before Vonnegut became famous, the Saturday Evening Post in the 1940s rejected his 22,000-word novella, “Basic Training,” written under the pseudonym of Mark Harvey.
He went on to write Slaughterhouse-Five, Cat’s
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From the press release:
FastPencil today announced that it is opening up its proprietary, exclusive and highly lauded next-generation publishing platform to authors, publishers and enterprises, enabling them to write, design, publish and sell books in print and digital formats. FastPencil provides these customers with solutions to publish quality books in any quantity with ease and
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From the press release:
FastPencil today announced that it is opening up its proprietary, exclusive and highly lauded next-generation publishing platform to authors, publishers and enterprises, enabling them to write, design, publish and sell books in print and digital formats. FastPencil provides these customers with solutions to publish quality books in any quantity with ease and
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PRESS RELEASE:
FastPencil Launches New Cloud Platform to Power Publishing
FastPencil’s Publishing Engine Produces Books and ebooks Now Available to Publishers and Enterprises
CAMPBELL, Calif., March 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — FastPencil today announced that it is opening up its proprietary, exclusive and highly lauded next-generation publishing platform to authors, publishers and enterprises, enabling them to write, design, publish
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PRESS RELEASE:
FastPencil Launches New Cloud Platform to Power Publishing
FastPencil’s Publishing Engine Produces Books and ebooks Now Available to Publishers and Enterprises
CAMPBELL, Calif., March 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — FastPencil today announced that it is opening up its proprietary, exclusive and highly lauded next-generation publishing platform to authors, publishers and enterprises, enabling them to write, design, publish
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Related: What Authors Want — Understanding Authors Priorities in the Self-Publishing Era
One thing I hear a lot these days is that “self-publishing” is a misnomer. The reason? There’s no way that one person can do everything necessary to properly and effectively publish a book. (Obviously there are a lot of qualifiers there, but you get the
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Following the revelation that star New Yorker science reporter Jonah Lehrer fabricated some of his reporting, the publisher of his book Imagine: How Creativity Works, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, has decided to pull his book from shelves — both physical and e-.
A spokesperson for the company told New York Times reporter Julie Bosman the HMH is
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160 readersWhat are the factors that authors consider when deciding how to publish their next book?A well-written article by publishing beat newbie Leslie Kaufman in The New York Times entitled New Publisher Authors Trust: Themselves suggests that it’s money and support services:…self-publishing will begin to widen its net and become attractive also to more established authors.
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As the publisher of Sky Warrior Books and a bestselling author, I’m sometimes at a loss as to how authors think their books will do well without them lifting a finger to promote. That somehow a press is going to publish their book and they’re going to rocket right up the charts