In the last few days I’ve read some serious hate toward greedy publishers who barely lower the price of e-books, when everyone knows that they’re saving a fortune in not having to print, ship, and warehouse those books. Having spent the weekend agonizing over where to set the price for Buried Tales of Pinebox, TX, [...]
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It’s been quite a week near Lake Greystone*, out on the edge of Pinebox… It all started more than a week ago, when I boarded a plane for Kansas City. I did a little photoblogging from my Facebook account, just because the iPhone app makes it so easy. The weather was about 20 degrees colder, [...]
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For you writerly types, did you know that the U.S Copyright Office finally entered the late 20th century? It’s true! You can now file your copyright registratrion online! Go forth and… um… register! via Teleread.
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If you are cursed with morbid curiosity and have time to kill, jump on over to the 12 to Midnight website, where you can hear myself, Ed, and Jerry weave a tapestry of BS about what’s involved in publishing roleplaying games. This recording comes from a convention session we held back in March, so it’s a Q&A [...]
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Back in December I was interviewed on The Digital Front podcast for the free PDF I’d written on lessons for those considering starting an e-publishing company. As sometimes happens, life got in the way and Daniel, the podcast host, wasn’t able to get the recording edited and released until this week. I hope you’ll check it [...]
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