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Saturday Summation – 08 September 2012
Here are some of my most interesting blog and news reads of the week. Writing Stuff: There are writing tips and advice everywhere. For newer writers, it can be stifling. So many rules, shoulds, and should nots. Laura Tobias and … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
Tagged epublishing, Saturday Summation, self publishing, writing, writing advice, writing tips
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Saturday Summation – 01 September 2012
Here are some of my most interesting blog and news reads of the week. Writing Stuff: Biggest controversy of the week? Authors buying book reviews for their books. One of the biggie self e-publishing authors, John Locke, is at the … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Writing
Tagged epublishing, online education, online learning, publishing, Saturday Summation, self publishing
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Why I Look at Self e-Publishing as the End of the Line
Last August, I read an article in The Guardian stating that the decline of print books to ebooks was not near as high as the media (read: “Important Bloggers” and “Indignant Indie Authors”) indicated. That in fact, print book sales … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
Tagged blogging, books, ebooks, editing, epublishing, J. Marie Rundquist, Janet Rundquist, publishing, self publishing, traditional publishing
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