by Joel Friedlander | Feb 21, 2010 | Self-Publishing, Social Media
Self-publishing as the Apocolypse, one writer’s struggle to master ebook formatting, watch over the shoulder as a typeface takes shape, oh, yes, a complete guide to getting into podcasting, and Michael N. Marcus saves the world. Does it get any better than that?...
by Joel Friedlander | Feb 17, 2010 | Book Design, Book Production
Mark Barrett over on Ditchwalk, is trying to figure out the epub and pdf translation processes from the point of view of an author who wants to move his work into the public sphere. When authors start having to roll up their sleeves and get under the hood of...
by Joel Friedlander | Jan 17, 2010 | Social Media, Writing
As the new year starts to unroll its mysteries, the blogosphere gets back up to speed, and writers and bloggers look toward what is likely to be a tumultuous time. Here’s what caught my eye this week. Joanna Penn on Publetariat Why Writers Need to Embrace...
by Joel Friedlander | Dec 6, 2009 | Self-Publishing, Social Media
The talk this week has continued the discussion of “traditional” publishers entering the world of subsidy (some would say “vanity”) publishing. With Thomas Nelson and Harlequin Books each establishing new subsidiaries to make the publishing...
