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As if you needed another reason to ignore the badly-flawed reporting of most of the mainstream media, it seems that lazy reporting has once again been at fault for giving the fast-growing indie author (and reader!) market some very bad … Continue reading →
I recently received a request for help in spreading the word about, well, an extraordinary cause. It was my first as an official corporate suit *snort* and I was happy to find a way to offer our new friends at … Continue reading →
These are the last six days of this book’s life. And we’re selling it cheap. The next book in the “fantasy urban fantasy” trilogy, DEAD MAN’S TRIGGER, is coming for your Kindles, Nooks, and Kobos in November. This one is … Continue reading →
Nothing like acquiring your way out of an earnings slump, unless, of course, the only way you can get that bottom line to look right is to layer the numbers… Still, earnings are down for the whole industry. It’s worth … Continue reading →
Anyone writing fiction wants to use good imagery in their books, but this is a new one on us. http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/yuto-yamaguchi-orufun-book-folding-sculptures H/t to MyModernMet.com. Also, here’s Yuto Yamaguchi’s Etsy. … Continue reading →
So have you taken a look at our tag cloud? It’s in the right-hand column on our home page – just slide your eyes to the right, then click the tab so-labelled. From there, you can click on any tag … Continue reading →
An interesting opinion piece on how e-readers and ebooks are changing modern literature. Our attention spans have shortened, we’re distracted, and authors have changed their style to suit, but these changes are part of the wider digital transformation Source: Ebooks … Continue reading →
Good day, urban fantasy romance lovers! Are you ready for August yet? Meh, don’t worry. We’re not, either. Not really. No time for vacations or suntans – we’re using August to get ready for November, and the publication of the … Continue reading →
You read that right. We lost our office internet connection and were offline for most of last week. Michael is our Guru of All the Internet Things, and he eventually wrangled the configuration files back into submission. Once again, we … Continue reading →
Metaphor Publications is pleased to present Uncommon Catalysts a series of guest articles sourced in the rich, yeasty intersection between fantasy fiction and role playing games (RPG, or RPG’s). Irregularly, we’ll be reaching out to irregular writers and gamers and getting … Continue reading →
