Category Archives: Literary Links

This Week in Literary Links #10

Posted on 27 April 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Don’t Read the Last Rites for Hard Covers Just Yet The Saturday Interview–Professor Mary Beard Hannah Rothschild on Nica Rothschild and Thelonious Monk Author Bill Dicksion on Telling True Stories of the West Sharp Elbow Patches–2 Publishers Fighting DoJ Lawsuit … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #9

Posted on 20 April 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

2012 Prix Aurora Award Nominees Announced SOPA’s Evil Sister — CISPA Nook Steps Ahead of Kindle with GlowLight A Talk with a Barnes & Noble CRM Review: Soldier/Geek WHIRLIGIG Alum Jeff Somers Writes Not a Movie Review The Strange Case … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #8

Posted on 13 April 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Publishers and Libraries Don’t Understand Each Other New York Public Library’s Plan to Take Books from Shelves Worries Scholars Another Publisher Launches E-Book Subscription Site The Secret to Overnight Book Marketing Success Macmillan to Fight DoJ Lawsuit AG Holder on … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #7

Posted on 6 April 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Indie Author Interview: Christine Nolfi Joe Konrath Takes Everything Back Konrath’s Cover Artist Has a Fire Sale April Foolery of the Literary Heavyweights Why Google’s Tablet Will Beat the Kindle Fire Do You Recognize this Literary No-Hoper? New Paltz Oracle … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #6

Posted on 30 March 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Building an Author Website That Works Review of WITCH DANCER by Michael Robb Arguing Over the Agency Pricing Model The Secrets to E-Publishing Success Why Pottermore Could Change Everything Rethingking E-Book Samples Drop in POD Prices Could be a Gamechanger … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #4

Posted on 16 March 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Whirligig Alum Jeff Somers on How NOT To Tell a Story Barry, Joe, and Scott Turow Digital Distro Propels Sales of Erotica from Tiny Press The Ultimate Guide to publishing Your Book for Kindle Barnes & Noble Expands In-Store Penguin … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #3

Posted on 9 March 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Swedish Bestseller Has Last Laugh Seth Godin on Libraries, Literary Agents, and the Future of Publishing Digital Book World Launches Expert Publishing Blog Joe Konrath Believes That Writing Matters (What a Weirdo) Best Female Protagonist? 500 New Fairytales Discovered in … Continue reading →

This Week in Literary Links #2

Posted on 2 March 2012 by Frank Marcopolos

Charlotte Bronte’s Lost Short Story to be Published Kindle Owners Lending Library Tops 100,000 Titles E-Books Not Books, Says Brooklyn Bookstore EPUB Gets Straight to the Point In U.K., More E-Books Published Than Hardcovers, for the First Time Happy Birthday, … Continue reading →