Robert S. King, Netwest member and publisher of Future Cycle Press, writes an eye-opening post on E-Publishing. Some of what he says is promising to writers, and some of what he says makes me sad. But I think he is absolutely correct. Click on the link below and tell us what you think.
http://futurecycle.org/FutureCyclePoetry/EpublishingSneersToCheers.aspx
So not only did you teach me about writing memoir, you also taught me about reading and thinking about how others write memoir. Thank you so much! Rebecca
Accepting what is to come
You can’t change the direction of the wind, but you can adjust your sails.
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You have to admire Mr. King's perspicacity and his guts. I agree with everything he said. What I can't help hoping, though, is that some miracle might make the print book, however rare, immortal, and thereby save the independent bookstore. Almost nothing can be more treasured than a gift book. A download just can't cut it.
ReplyDeleteI hope we don't ever lose the print book, Joan. One of the reasons I don't can't use the electronic book - I can't keep up with my Kindle. I've lost it again - in the house somewhere.
ReplyDeleteIt is so small it is easy to misplace.
You are right about a gift book. I have some special books given to me by friends.