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Mixed E-Book Links of Interest
For starters, the indie versus trad publishing or maybe both debate is still going on (and will probably be for a while yet). SF writer Tobias Buckell cautions writers eager to jump into indie publishing that the big successes like … Continue reading
Posted in Bookselling, Links, Publishing, Writing
Tagged Amazon, Germany, indie publishing, indie versus traditional, indie wank, international readers, Kindle, Kobo, linkdump, marketing, Pinterest, Poland
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A Handful of Plugs
I’ve plugged my own latest release, so here are plugs for other people’s books and events. Among the many how-to books about self-publishing out there, Let’s Get Digital by David Gaughran is the gold standard. Now the sequel (of sort) … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links
Tagged indie publishing, marketing, other people's books, signal boost
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Yet more on the paid and fake reviews uproar
The uproar that the true secret behind John Locke’s remarkable e-book sales was that Locke paid for reviews is still going on. I already blogged about the paid reviews scandal and what remains of John Locke’s advice one year later … Continue reading
Posted in Links
Tagged But isn't it all crap?, indie versus traditional, marketing, scammers make us all look bad
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More on the paid reviews scandal, John Locke, loyalty transfer and Joe Paterno
By now the New York Times article about a “pay for customer reviews” service that I blogged about yesterday has filtered through the online writing and publishing world, so here are some more responses: At Self Publishing Review which offers … Continue reading
Posted in Bookselling, Links
Tagged Criminal Minds, football, indie superstars, indie wank, linkdump, marketing, promotion, scammers make us all look bad, scandal, sports, TV, Werder
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“How I sold one million e-books…” revisited
First of all, Heartache is the featured new release at the Short Story Blog today. In other news, the New York Times published a lengthy article about a “pay for fake e-book reviews” service. One of the service’s patrons was … Continue reading
Posted in Bookselling, Links
Tagged marketing, other people's books, our books, promotion, reviews, scammers make us all look bad
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Charles Stross is wise on e-books – and a free book
Charles Stross has an interesting post about how e-books are not like print books and how those differences can and do affect marketing and reader tastes. I don’t agree with everything he says – e.g. I find the idea of … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Links
Tagged free, genre, marketing, our books, shameless self-promo, Silencer
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Author blogging and how to do it – or not
Agent turned writer Nathan Bransford speaks out against the whole author branding mania and says that there is no such thing as personal brand on the internet. In a similar vein, J.A. Marlow tackles the myth of the author online … Continue reading
Indie Publishing Link Round-up
Here is yet another “Wah – the book is dead and western culture is dying along with it” article, this time by one Ewan Morrison. The Guardian seems to have cornered the market in doom and gloom articles about the … Continue reading
Kindle woes, more nomenclatura, the resurrection of the gothic and the usual gloom and doom
Kindle Direct Publishing has been experiencing hick-ups over the past few days, so you still have to wait for the official launch of the next Pegasus Pulp e-book. Alas, the story is already available at OmniLit/AllRomance ebooks and XinXii. In … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links, Publishing
Tagged academia, gloom and doom, gothic romance, marketing, new versus old media, nomenclatura, other people's books, our books, print is dead - not, tech woes
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Some Thoughts on Sales, Promotion and Strategy
The blog feed on my Amazon.com author page is now working. Though I’m syndicating the posts from my main blog, because that’s where most of the action is. Talking of action, my Mary Sue post from yesterday got quite a … Continue reading
Posted in Links, Metrics, Publishing
Tagged linkdump, marketing, sales channels, sales figures
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