Daily Archives: March 5, 2010
The Future Soon Now
Posted on March 5, 2010 38 Comments
Laptop Magazine asks a bunch of science fiction and fantasy writers: Which Technology Makes You Feel Like You’re Living In The Future? Their answers (including mine) await you here. You may be surprised! Or not, since we’re all geeks who love our gadgets. And now, for reasons that should not need any explanation whatsoever, Jonathan […]
EBooks, Free, The Value Thereof
Posted on March 5, 2010 64 Comments
Boing Boing points to a study done at BYU that shows free eBook versions of book titles correlates to increased short-term sales of the physical version of the title — although not generally in the case of the eBooks released by Tor as part of its Tor.com promotion, in which each title was officially available […]
The Big Idea: Teri Hall
Posted on March 5, 2010 23 Comments
Everyone asks questions — but are they asking the right questions? Author Teri Hall is asking herself (and us) this particular question, especially in the context of her debut YA novel The Line, in which certain questions (and whether they’re asked at all) take on a critical importance. Here’s Hall, to explain the questions, and […]
Whatever Everyone Else is Saying