Mar
01
2010
I provide advice about
how to write novels, comic books and graphic novels. Most of my content applies to fiction-writing in general, but I also provide
articles specifically about superhero stories.
…and faces eviction. I bet he feels like an idiot now for not selling those inauguration tickets.
Mar
01
2010
Two things jump out at me here. First, the author’s royalty is proportionally much larger with e-books than hardcovers (20-25% compared to 15%, and even lower for paperbacks). Second, since distributing an e-book is cheaper, the cost to consumers should drop considerably.
Picture taken from the New York Times. Full article here. This statistic caught my eye: “The industry is based on the understanding that as much as 70 percent of the books published will make little or no money at all for the publisher once costs are paid.”
Mar
01
2010
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