Quick Updates for 2009-10-30
Welcome to SFWA's newest Associate member, John Moran. Read his qualifying story. http://is.gd/4HMPK http://bit.ly/2lsvom #
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Quick Updates for 2009-10-29
The SFWA board is in San Jose for World Fantasy. Feel free to stop me if you have any SFWA questions. –Mary Robinette Kowal #
Quick Updates for 2009-10-29
The SFWA board is in San Jose for World Fantasy. Feel free to stop me if you have any SFWA questions. –Mary Robinette Kowal #
Quick Updates for 2009-10-28
RT @wfc2009: New blog post: Last Minute Memberships http://www.worldfantasy2009.org/?p=1112 #
Quick Updates for 2009-10-25
RT @innsmouthpress: If you sent a fiction submission more than two weeks ago and have not received a hold or rejection notice, contact us. #
Quick Updates for 2009-10-24
RT @BrandonSandrson: Ladies and Gentlemen, The Gathering Storm just broke into the top ten on Amazon. #TGS #
Quick Updates for 2009-10-24
RT @BrandonSandrson: Ladies and Gentlemen, The Gathering Storm just broke into the top ten on Amazon. #TGS #
Recommended Link: When is a Cartoon Not a Cartoon?
In this article, Rob Tornoe reports that an artist has sold a silkscreen print of an uncredited cartoon for £150,000, apparently without the consent of the original cartoonist. This raises new concerns about the already disputed realm of copyright and intellectual property.
Quick Updates for 2009-10-23
Welcome to SFWA's newest Associate member, Gregory Norman Bossert, whose story "The Union of Soil and Sky" will be… http://bit.ly/EoZbS # @JohnPicacio YAY! Congratulations! I know what calendar I'm getting for 2011. in reply to JohnPicacio # RT @jenniferbrozek: I was interviewed by Science Fiction and Other Oddysseys – http://bit.ly/1VNA6o # RT @nkjemisin: Cover letters […]
Author Mills and a Request for Contact
Unlike commercial or trade publishers, whose business model is based on book volume (selling as many books as possible from a limited number of authors), author mills’ business model is based on author volume (selling a limited number of books from as many authors as possible). The most famous example of an author mill is PublishAmerica, but there are others, such as VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller, an academic author mill.
