I had a chance to catch up with the blog’s founder, Joel Friedlander and took the opportunity to find out what he’s been up to, and what we have to look forward to in the coming months. TBD: Great to see you, Joel, how has 2019 been for you so far? Joel: Thanks for...
Dan Blank, who has been helping both traditionally published and indie authors for many years, has gained an incredible amount of experience and detailed knowledge about how authors can best navigate the often confusing world of modern book publishing. Dan and I...
A few months ago Gloria Quintanilla from Peecho.com contacted me, and asked for an interview. Peecho is an interesting solution to the problem of communicating and selling globally online, but producing printed products that have to find their way to the buyer in the...
Book publishing continues to experience disruption in its business models, in the formats and channels available to deliver its product, and in the overall landscape and roles of players in the industry. As successful independent publishers mature, some will make the...
Last year author and entrepreneurial publisher Sharon Jenkins asked me to participate in a book she wanted to publish for authors thinking about making the leap to indie publishing. I was happy to oblige. After all, helping writers become authors and then make the...
Ed: Interest in ebooks continues to spread as more institutions and potential users of digital information attempt to put these technologies to good use. When I was queried recently by Nancy Herther from Information Today’s Online Searcher enewsletter, I turned...
