Sentences with phrase «dear author posted»

Sarah Bolme presents Dear Author posted at Marketing Christian Books, saying, «Information that every self - published author needs to know.»

The same 2008 Dear Author post also talks about the issue of Digital Right Management (DRM) and the problems that this created for readers of e-books.

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).

Not exact matches

An oversimplified recap of that post: Ellora's Cave is claiming that Dear Author availed themselves of the state courts too much, and so are stuck with the state court.

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.

Applying that back to the case of Dear Author, it doesn't seem quite so bizarre to suggest that Dear Author is immune, for instance, for guests posts.

Jane reports on Dear Author's Monday news post that she's now retained the services of Marc Randazza, a story also picked up by The Digital Reader.

News has broken since yesterday that Ellora's Cave has sued Dear Author, specifically over the post DA did here, talking about the publisher's history and how they appear to be imploding now, and basically asking WTF.

Over on Dear Author, Jane posted about how different industries had responded to the notion of «free content» and adapted...

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.

Spotted on Dear Author's news post for today: the latest tempest - in - a-thimble publishing brouhaha, this time pertaining to an app called Clean Reader.

Dear Author noted on this post at The Digital Reader with reports to that effect, and links to further reading on the matter.

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.

(Sources for this being Smart Bitches and Dear Author, via posts on both sites and also via their joint podcast.)

Dear Author points off to Digital Reader's post on the matter, and Digital Reader in turn has links off to assorted authors» commentary, notably Chuck Wendig's, which I link to because his rant IS a thing of glory.

In a post for Dear Author, Jane Litte provided an in - depth look at some of the numbers involved in being — and competing against — Amazon.

I read a compelling post about this (or rather NOT doing this) at Dear Author.

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.

Over on Dear Author this morning, on their morning news roundup post, I spotted this New York Times article about the new CEO of Barnes and Noble and what his goals are for the chain.

Dear readers and authors, with this post I am proud to announce that my latest literary press release has gained a global exposure.

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.

Jane from Dear Author has written up an awesome post all about the Arrow squad.

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.

I was already thinking about this issue a few days ago when I read a post on Dear Author titled «Is Our Attention Span Getting Shorter?»

I read an interesting post at Dear Author the other day.

Ahh Sarah, how timely: before I read your post this morning, I had two form - letter rejections from agents for an old novel (one even addressed, sentimentally, to «Dear Author»).

A useful post from Jane Litte at Dear Author, Did agency pricing help publishers and if so will they return to it when the ban is lifted?

Dear readers, publishers, authors and colleagues, with this post I want to discuss about a problem arisen because of the name of my website.

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.

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.

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.

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

I asked Inez Kelly if she would be interested in doing a post for Dear Author on her research into the use of prosthetics.

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.

And the huge ignorance about how the courts actually work (or don't...), leads to casual observers believing that, a) since the suit was filed, it had merit; and b) since the suit was settled, EC «won;» and c) since EC «won,» then anything and everything Dear Author said in that post is a «lie» designed to damage poor wittle Jaid Black / EC.

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

Regular commenter «Gyruleine» used to post as «Author on Vacation» at Dear Author, and is known to be a former romance author active on other forums under a different name Author on Vacation» at Dear Author, and is known to be a former romance author active on other forums under a different name Author, and is known to be a former romance author active on other forums under a different name author active on other forums under a different name again.

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The following is a revised and updated version of my very first post for Dear Author a few years ago.

To celebrate new release dates, we post two open threads at Dear Author.

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.

This post was originally going to be about the Dear Author settlement, but then Ellora's Cave's former Managing Editor, Nina S. Gooden, spoke out.

Defense Witness List In that post, Courtney publishes Dear Author's / Jane Litte's witness list: @PubNT Twitter account The Pub Net -LSB-...]

Rick and I talked a lot about the implications, some before I wrote this post about DA's answer, and some after it, but every time we talked about it, we agreed that, at its heart, the CDA does protect Dear Author LLC.

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

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