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Kristine Kathryn Rusch has an excellent blog post detailing weaknesses in the current Royalty Statements and Accounting methods regarding e-Books. If you're interested in getting published traditionally or through any means other than doing it yourself, this is worth a look. She talks about how publishing might be getting the numbers wrong because ( Read more... )

A moderator at Kindleboards posted this link to an excellent blog post. It talks about quite a bit more than the title of the post. It's got a lot of good things to say about art and about life. I highly recommend it.

My story "Demon Song" has been published in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly. I am very excited about this as I love this story and H.F.Q. is an awesome e-zine that has been on my top ten magazines I would like to have work published in. If you like Sword and Sorcery this story has action aplenty and if you don't I hope you still stop by to take a look at ( Read more... )

I'm sure a lot of people here have heard about Harper Collins setting a limit to how long libraries can loan out copies of their e-books before having to purchase another. karen_w_newton tweeted this link today: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/15/business/media/ ( Read more... )

Here's a link to the various parts that appear in books and what each part is supposed to accomplish. This is good to know if you ever consider self-publishing any work.

Self-Publishing Basics: An Unabridged List of the Parts of a Book

You know how in SF or James Bond movies, governments sometimes have these super small spy cameras hidden on artificial animals. Real life has caught up. An article from the Associated Press says:

"You'll never look at hummingbirds the same again.

The Pentagon has poured millions of dollars into the development of tiny drones inspired by biology, ( Read more... )

I have a new blog post up at Apex Book Company. "Phssst...Ignore the Master Teacher (eventually)" is about the need to find your own path.

Kristine Kathryn Rusch has written another outstanding blog post about what writers will need in the new age of publishing. It's a continuation of her excellent series regarding the changes in publishing and what it will bring. You can find it [ here ]