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Guest Post: An Author's View of Electronic Publishing
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Guest Post: An Author's View of Electronic Publishing
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eoinpurcell wrote 4 days ago: Peadar Ó Guilín agreed to write a post for me on, well it does what it says on the tin. I was inspir … more →
Where Books Come From
Leslie wrote 1 week ago: It has come to my attention lately, through conversations with other booksellers and with my own cus … more →
I am not convinced - Why "bookaholic", as a concept, stinks
eoinpurcell wrote 1 week ago: Eoin Purcell Books bought by the kilo, sold by the rupee. Probably about a mile of books along the s … more →
Been there
cloudsinthenightsky wrote 1 week ago: I was tired of the whole scene and longed to be able to go into a bookshop as in former times and ch … more →
Links of Interest (At Least to Me) 19/06/2009
eoinpurcell wrote 2 weeks ago: Eoin Purcell Google Books have bumped up the features on the service, nothing too amazing but some n … more →
What's happening?!
dmills wrote 2 weeks ago: My blogging friends have put me to shame, particularly Punk Rock Gardens, which just launched a new … more →
Galway Bay by Mary Pat Kelly…One Of THOSE Books
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titcombsbookshop wrote 2 weeks ago: There are some books that are just fun to have in the bookshop and watch what happens with them. Th … more →
Tor.com launches a "publisher agnostic" webstore
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eoinpurcell wrote 2 weeks ago: Eoin Purcell The front page of the Tor.com store Singing Praises If you watched the Mike Shatzkin vi … more →
book publishing is broken, exhibit C
Barbara wrote 3 weeks ago: Shelf Awareness has been profiling interesting tidbits from BEA and one of them was a presentation a … more →
Creatively Reshelving the Sexuality Section of Your Local Bookstore
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pseudoswashbuckler wrote 1 month ago: It’s true that I was a teenager once — even over a sustained period of time that literal … more →
A Million Things
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Julianne wrote 1 month ago: But only a half-dozen good ideas! With the weather warming and the kids outside, my reading venue ha … more →
BEA 2009: Did We Learn Anything?
skemper wrote 1 month ago: Judging from the tweets, Book Expo America 2009 was more about building relationships than exploring … more →
Griff Rhys Jones says: Just One Book!
msbaroque wrote 1 month ago: Griff Rhys Jones says: “Support the good work here. Don … more →
Book Business: Yes, I Scan
gipplaster wrote 1 month ago: I buy most of my inventory from retail stores that are open to the public. Other sellers have ot … more →
Links of Interest (At Least to Me) 29/05/2009
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eoinpurcell wrote 1 month ago: Eoin Purcell A fascinating and learned piece on whether or not tweets are protectable in copyright t … more →
Sydney Writers' Festival 2009 Bestsellers
bilks wrote 1 month ago: I’ve sat down to write about the SWF every day this week but there’s been so much buzzin … more →
e-ARC follow-up
bookavore wrote 1 month ago: After this article in Shelf Awareness last month, about the potential of e-ARCS for reviewing and es … more →
Richard Flanagan - 2009 Sydney Writers' Festival Closing Address
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bilks wrote 1 month ago: Richard Flanagan Chimanda Ngozi Adichie opened the 2009 SWF by urging us to foster, wherever possibl … more →
the little engine that could, and a bespoke personal shopper service
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msbaroque wrote 1 month ago: Sorry, all you general readers out there! We are engaged in a terribly serious discussion of the st … more →
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