Finding Free E-Books
Since I just put . tech out onto the internet yesterday, I’ve been doing my best to try to learn how to help people find it. After hitting up Teleread to scout around, I found Finding Free E-Books, a...
View ArticleSelf-Publishing, E-books, and Legitimacy: Part 1
Once upon a time I had my sights set on a Creative Writing teaching job. I thought it was what I wanted to do, but over the years my views have changed. However, all this thinking about e-books lately...
View ArticleSelf-Publishing, E-books, and Legitimacy: Part 2
Part 1 can be found here. I said there that I had some ideas for methods to make self-published e-books a “legitimate” way to publish a book, specifically with regard to listing self-published e-books...
View ArticleSelf-Publishing, E-books, and Legitimacy: Part 3
Part 1. Part 2. Today we’ll hear from Levi Montgomery, a self-published writer who also blogs at The Write Rants. Levi was gracious enough to allow me to post his opinions here, and I appreciate it....
View ArticleSelf-Publishing, E-books, and Legitimacy: Part 4
Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Today we’ll hear from someone inside the traditional publishing world. This was emailed to me from a member of an established New York publishing house. Aside from working in...
View ArticleSelf-Publishing, E-books, and Legitimacy: Fin
Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Part 4. Welcome to the final part of our weeklong discussion about self-published e-books and legitimacy. We’ve looked at different possibilities for attaining self-published...
View Article.tech poetry: stats so far
I try on this site to stay pretty far on the “offer good content” vs. “use this site just to pimp my writing” side of the line, but occasionally something happens that’s exciting enough to post about...
View ArticleWhat They Steal
Wow, what an exciting day! Mark at Ditchwalk posted a great entry furthering the discussion we’ve been having about piracy and copyright. With his support, I feel like the discussion is going...
View ArticleDynamically Priced Content
Hello, friend. I feel a bit embarrassed – you’ve walked into the middle of a conversation here. No, please don’t go. It would mean a lot to me if you stayed and participated. I’m eager to hear what you...
View ArticleDitching Physical Media – Mental Paradigm Shift or Begot by Laziness?
Somewhere in between early college and late college, my media purchasing habits changed. I went from needing a physical copy of everything, to preferring a digital copy or a free copy I could return...
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