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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Tuesday Links
Barry Eisler and Joe Konrath were over at the Kindleboards Writer’s Cafe last week, and they promised another edition of their continuing discussions about publishing and self-publishing. It should be out sometime today. They have a lot to say about … Continue reading
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Tuesday Links
It’s a new week, and with the browser issues settled at last, let’s return to hopping around the Internet. • The big news going around is that Amazon plans to accept books in the Epub format. Epub is used by … Continue reading
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Monday Links
Well, after a rainy weekend spent reading and wandering the Internet, I’ve got another list of interesting links for you to take a look at. As usual lately, the world of self-publishing is a busy place. • The big buzz … Continue reading
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Formatting without panic
Well, Last Night finally published on Amazon, but for some reason my very carefully formatted paragraph indents did not come through correctly, so everything is flush left. I can’t believe it. Over on the KDP boards, everyone complains because Amazon … Continue reading
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