Some folks say ebooks will foist a terrible problem upon readers–they’ll soon have to wade through mountains of crap to find a book to read. It will be a terrible chore. J.A. Konrath gives his answer to this lament. Kris Rusch gives hers. Here’s mine: there will NEVER be a tsunami of crap facing a reader looking to
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I was reading this Konrath post by Barry Eisler on the “Attack of the self-publishing memes” in which he argues that there isn’t an inherent conflict of interest for agents to also help authors epub their books. This got me thinking about the steps (tasks) in the current supply chain, who was going to provide
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I’ve looked in the crystal ball I hide under my desk and caught a glimpse of what ebooks will change in the next few years. Specifically I saw what will happen to: Book Contracts Literary Agents eBook Aggregators and Libraries After showing me the vision, the ball thanked me for shopping at Walmart. Weird. PRINT ONLY CONTRACTS The only reason to
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