Sentences with phrase «dear author blog»

Back in 2008, the Dear Author blog had a post on how publishers were trying to price e-books the same as hardcovers.

Since posting about publisher Ellora's Cave choosing to sue her on the Dear Author blog, Litte has retained an attorney to help fight the publisher in court.

By choosing to publish the allegations against publisher Ellora's Cave, The Dear Author blog is now being sued for defamation.

Other issues addressed by the Dear Author blog include tax liens filed against the company owner by the Ohio Department of Taxation.

The proprietor of the Dear Author blog is Jane Litte and the post for which she is being sued discusses the history of the publishing house as well as current issues that have continued to plague the well - known erotic romance publishing house.

Back when I did the Author Roundtable at the Dear Author blog, non-writer after non-writer talked about how they had no idea that creating characters from the ground up was so different than the way fanfic approaches it.

Not exact matches

The author of Tasty Yummies asked me to provide you, dear readers, with a direct link to her blog for the recipe.

, LINDA PETERSON — another girlfriend who is creative and has a wonderful outlook on life that she journals on her blog, JILL MACKAY — a dear friend, author and advisor who also creates amazing jewelry designs and (recent podcast guest) MARGOT POTTER who has a sassy, creative style through her blog on beading, books and life in general (another podcast guest).

She authors a lovely blog called The White Buffalo Styling Co. and she is a dear friend I've known from almost the very beginning of our journey here at -LSB-...]

She authors a lovely blog called The White Buffalo Styling Co. and she is a dear friend I've known from almost the very beginning of our journey here at B @H.

I saw a tweet yesterday by (I think) Jane Litte of the Dear Author book review blog.

Best of all, it has an RSS to email option which allows you, dear author, to sit back and relax while MailChimp sends those blog posts.

Just to let you know where we are in this case, which is proceeding with the deliberate pace of US litigation: In late 2014, Ellora's Cave sued Dear Author and Jane, its proprietor, claiming that Dear Author defamed EC by publishing a blog post stating that EC was not paying a set of its authors, editors, and cover artists in a timely fashion, and that there were additional indicia of financial difficulties, as evidenced by tax liens.

I first saw this come up at the Bitchery over here, and shortly thereafter saw posts go up at Dear Author and on Jim Hines» blog as well.

I think educating the public about what indie publishing really means and the rise of review blogs that cater to them and carry as much weight as places like Dear Author and Smart Bitches Trashy Books will go a lot further toward informing the public what qualifies as a good read.

The widely popular blog Dear Author has actual screen shots of the passages, highlighting the portions that were copied verbatim and posted along with the original works.

For almost a year, I've been reporting on the lawsuit filed by Ellora's Cave against romance industry blog Dear Author and its founder Jane Litte (pseudonym for Jennifer Garrish - Lampe).

Dear readers, authors and artists, with this post I want to inform you that this literary blog will resume to publish articles, reviews, interviews and press releases as of August, 30, 2016.

And one valuable blog in my genre (the romance blog Dear Author — I write romantic suspense) will no longer accept books for potential review unless they are available in all formats, so KDP Select is a negative there too.

As the one who's blog post was used on Dear Author, I can say without a doubt that Red Rose is not only having trouble now, but the problems began way back.

Some months back, EC filed suit against the blog Dear Author for reporting on this.

The Digital Reader posts an insight blog from Dear Author titled «Why I think price promotions backfire?»

Ellora's Cave sued Dear Author, claiming that a blog post was defamatory.

Jane at Dear Author published a blog post, called «The Curious Case of Ellora's Cave,» which detailed instances of nonpayment to authors, tax liens against the publisher, and so forth.

«Dear blogger, I am an author looking for a good blog to review my book, (title).

Me: I was suggesting earlier that someone blog about Ellora's Cave and their suit against Dear Author, but nobody's into it:p Other Menagerie member: Ha, I am watching the EC stuff.

Publisher Ellora's Cave Suing «Dear Author» Blog added by Kimberley Spinney on September 30, 2014 View all posts by Kimberley Spinney →

Jane Litte, the founder of romance review blog «Dear Author», said her site posts 12 books each week, two per weekday and two on the weekend.

Dear Author's blog post, The Curious Case of Ellora's Cave.

Five reviewers from book blogs shared information about their site and how they work with indie authors: Maryse Black, We Fancy Books, Dear Author, Chick Lit Central, and indieBRAG.

Earlier Documents of Note Dear Author's blog post, The Curious Case of Ellora's Cave.

So my dear readers / blog followers / author friends, do you think they should stay just the way they are (I haven't even revealed Infinite Faith's cover..

Ellora's Cave has filed suit in Summit County Ohio against Dear Author and me personally for the blog post here recounting the problems that others have discussed publicly about the company.

Dear Author posts the monthly specials that they know of but there are three good sources for the publisher promotions: MobileReads «Deals, Freebies, and Resources» forum; Books on the Knob blog; Kindle Besteller list (broken into free and paid).

Tune in to Smart Bitches tonight at 9 EST, 8CST, for a live - blog discussion of Mediterranean Boss, Convenient Mistress with Sarah from Smart Bitches, and Jane from Dear Author.

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