Scath | June 20, 2010
I hit an author’s blog today that drove me nuts in less than a minute. The layout was nice, the blog post I was trying to read was interesting, but I hadn’t read more than a paragraph before the page automatically refreshed, sending my browser to her most recent entries page. I wasn’t finished reading! What [...]
Category: Bloggings |
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Tags: Babble, readers, Reading
Scath | May 16, 2010
I hemmed and hawed until my brain melted, then made some changes to both ShadowConnor.com and the Web Fiction section. Web Fiction @ Feral Intensity has a new theme. It’s PlanetEmo by Lea, and one that I barely changed for useage (just added a little to the header image). I like it; it’s nifty. One of these [...]
Category: Bloggings, Writing |
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Tags: Babble, Freebies, paranormal, Reading, vampires, wolven, writing
Scath | February 10, 2010
Amid the dire predictions for publishing, the fumbling about with ebook pricing and the growing hysteria over book piracy, one thing has become perfectly clear: authors need to adapt. What may not be so clear is that authors can get paid for their work without restricting either availability of it or readers’ convenience.
Category: Self-Pubbing |
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Tags: Amazon, book piracy, books, DRM free, e-books, readers, Reading, Smashwords, writers, writing
Scath | January 10, 2010
Welcome to the first edition of Sunday Suggestions! These are some of the web lit stories I try to keep up with: Courier’s Creed by GabrielGadfly The Apocalypse Blog by Kessbird Refuge of Delayed Souls by Miladysa Aboveground by am_harte The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely by FantonEsquire Addergoole by Lyn Thorne-Alder
Category: Awesome Sauce |
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Tags: readers, Reading
Scath | October 6, 2009
I read an e-book sample tonight and while the characters and plot were entertaining, there were so many mistakes that I was continually jerked out of my enjoyment zone. It was messy, as Rage would say. Now I make mistakes. Everyone does. I have finally learned to pay attention to those red underlines MSWord points [...]
Category: Writing |
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Tags: e-books, Reading, writing