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pwalker8 · 07-19-2019, 01:49 PM

I get the Tor books news letter every week. IMPO, Tor is a great example of how a publishing company should publicize themselves. I like getting the news letter and frequently read the articles. One little problem. There are very few Tor books that I enjoy reading. I read Scalzi's books, but I most get the audiobook versions because Wil Wheaton does such a good job of taking a pretty good book and making it really good.

I love SF&F, but I simply have different taste in books than their editors do. So, when I get the feedback surveys I'm sure that they get a very mixed signal from me.

But the real point of this is why don't more imprints put out news letters and publicize their authors and books? It just baffles me.

07-19-2019, 01:49 PM	#1
pwalker8 Grand Sorcerer Posts: 7,196 Karma: 70314280 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Atlanta, GA Device: iPad Pro, iPad mini, Kobo Aura, Amazon paperwhite, Sony PRS-T2	Tor books I get the Tor books news letter every week. IMPO, Tor is a great example of how a publishing company should publicize themselves. I like getting the news letter and frequently read the articles. One little problem. There are very few Tor books that I enjoy reading. I read Scalzi's books, but I most get the audiobook versions because Wil Wheaton does such a good job of taking a pretty good book and making it really good. I love SF&F, but I simply have different taste in books than their editors do. So, when I get the feedback surveys I'm sure that they get a very mixed signal from me. But the real point of this is why don't more imprints put out news letters and publicize their authors and books? It just baffles me.