follow-up to industry sea changes post

[mizkit]

Following up on Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s industry sea changes post from last week: it’s fairly clear from responses that from outside the publishing industry (and indeed, perhaps from within it), KKR’s post is all but written in a foreign language. So while I do think it’s worth reading, I’ve summarized what seem to me the most relevant points in

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[deborahblakehps]

This is great, Catie. I actually got that all from the original article...but it took me a long time and my brain hurt afterwards :-)

[gows]

Thank you for the summary! (Let me essplain . . . no, is too much. Let me sum up.) I'm glad to see that I sussed it out correctly, even if it did make my brain hurt.

As I don't follow Judith, will you let us know when she makes the above-mentioned post?

[irishkate]

Hah! I think I actually did get that in the original. I just wasn't clear or sure..

Some of the implications of it didn't automatically follow for me. Except to see that changes are acomin' and you need to be ready.

[idancewithlife]

Certainly one way to bring these books to the attention of book stores would be for people who want print copies to ask for them there? Since I do ebooks that isn't a mission for me...