Ogres and Trolls: From Bridge Dwellers to Boss Fights Once upon a time, ogres and trolls were the stuff of bedtime warnings and fantasy folklore. Ogres—massive, human-hungry creatures—roamed European legends, while trolls haunted the misty tales of Norse mythology, living under bridges or inside mountains causing all sorts of mischief. Fast-forward a few centuries, and these monstrous beings have had […]
Is Books.by a Trustworthy Platform for Authors and Readers? A Deep Dive into a Concerning Silence As authors, we're constantly searching for reliable platforms to distribute our hard work and connect with readers. In this quest, you might have stumbled upon books.by, a book distribution platform that, on the surface, promises a streamlined path to getting your book out there. […]
We love our multitasking, multi-functional phones, tablets and e-readers, but it seems our ancestors have been rocking that “all in one” vibe at least since early modern times. Practical? Well, we’ll leave it to our readers to decide, but it’s certainly a bravura display of the bookbinder’s art. A tip of the hat on this one to Open Culture. https://www.tumblr.com/erikkwakkel/74300240443/six-books-one-binding-heres-something-special
Some good news for indi authors! According to this infographic dated September 2015, self-published authors are selling more: http://publishingpush.com/blog/self-published-authors-are-selling-more-than-the-big-five-publishers/
Mobile gear means writing on the go! We don't have to stay home to get work done, so sometimes we don't. Our files are still on our server at home and we access them just as we would if they were on Drive or Dropbox. These early sessions mostly consist of Michael and I writing new solo scenes for insertion […]
