Tag: ebooks

• Black Indie SFF Writers, Amazon Sued for Ebook Price-fixing…

  

  The rise of apocalyptic novels (BBC) It might seem masochistic to turn just now to tales of havoc and wrenching loss, yet these cautionary narratives also offer catharsis, a degree of hope, sometimes humour. In times of intense worry and rampant uncertainty, they almost seem to hold out the promise of a how-to manual – […]

  Berneta L. Haynes

  January 22, 2021

  News and Editorials

  Amazon, blackscifi, ebooks, Featured, historical fiction, indie authors

• Graphic Novel Tackles Homelessness, Amazon to Offer E-Books to Libraries, and more…

  

  Why Bookshop.org is not the saviour the book world needs (New Statesman) But Bookshop.org’s arrival has caused great unease in parts of the book trade. After a difficult year for the industry, with many small presses and independent shops at risk of closure due to the pressures of the pandemic, many told me Bookshop.org is […]

  Berneta L. Haynes

  December 7, 2020

  News and Editorials

  Amazon, bookshop, ebooks, Featured, Firefly, Graphic Novels, homelessness, publishing merger, Serenity, small presses

• Advice from North Carolina Authors, Ebook and Audiobook Sales Surge…

  Get off Twitter — and write your novel — with advice from these Charlotte authors (The Charlotte Observer) Write about the thing that you’re afraid to write about. Research some, but don’t get stuck in the research phase. Focus on your writing. Write when you feel your creative juices flowing, but also carve out time […]

  Berneta L. Haynes

  November 23, 2020

  News and Editorials

  authors, comic fiction, ebooks, Featured, indie authors, pandemic, publishing, twitter