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Paperbacks vs eBooks – dawn of the Slow Book movement?
Yesterday was National Bookstore Day in Australia, and like a lot of authors around the country I turned up at my local bookstore to say “Thanks for selling our books.” My Dymocks here in Bundaberg...
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Enhanced Features for eBooks, help or hindrance?
A recent Publishers Weekly article on enhanced eBooks for children has got me thinking about the whole concept of eBooks which might feature “original music; the story is read by the author and, much...
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Shiny new book covers
Is there anything more exciting for an author than seeing their book covers for the first time? How about seeing those same books get a second lease on life with brand new covers? I’m in...
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My new blog at louisecusack.com
I have a new blog with information for my readers at www.louisecusack.com. My Shadow Through Time fantasy trilogy is being re-released this month as eBooks by Pan Macmillan and I’ve blogged on the...
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Getting Published Part 1: Making the Commitment
Most writers will happily acknowledge that there’s never been a better time to be an author. Opportunities to become published are rife, with new ePublishers opening almost daily. We’re spoiled for...
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Workshop Wednesday: How to self publish an ebook
Welcome to this week’s Workshop Wednesday where indie author Patrick O’Duffy is generously sharing his expertise to help you self publish an ebook. Self publishing is a fabulous option for established...
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Guest Blogging on self publishing
Today I’m a guest on Marianne de Pierres’ blog, discussing how I self published my backlist of romance stories as ebooks. You can click on the image below to read the article:
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