What Is An Author To Do When Good Book Reviews Are No Longer Enough?
Today's authors can't rely on the merit of their pages. Literary coverage has grown, but reaching readers is as difficult as ever....
Today's authors can't rely on the merit of their pages. Literary coverage has grown, but reaching readers is as difficult as ever....
The Awl | Matthew Gallaway | | Posted 06.07.2011
Writers by definition spend a lot of time on the inside of books, which is why what happens on the outside—namely, cover art and blurbs—can feel p...
Jennie Nash | Posted 05.25.2011
There's something about seeing my book for sale on eBay that feels like some kind of violation. It feels as though someone is casting off my book with disdain, for the lowest possible price.
thebookseller.com | Philip Stone | Posted 05.25.2011
Book sales have improved since the dire first two months of the year, but are still well down on 2009, according to analysis of Nielsen BookScan's fir...
Geoffrey Jennings | Posted 05.25.2011
The number of independent booksellers is growing, and the explanation is very simple. Independent booksellers sell books.
Amy Dickinson | Posted 05.25.2011
What I learned during my book tour is that I was dying to have people actually read my book, and if they were going to read it, I was first going to have to sell it to them.
John Mesjak | Posted 05.25.2011
A sales rep's credibility (whether they be independent or house) is boosted as much by a sense of when to "un-sell" as it is by the ability to make a strong recommendation for a beloved new book.
The Atlantic | Posted 06.20.2011