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Old 08-08-2009, 11:46 AM   #58
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The Ebook from draft to final pub panel was ingteresting. They talked about the process of getting an Epublisher and marketing yourself. The Epublishing world is described as "The Wild West" and it is seen as a wide open vista. There are the resultant rustlers and train robbers, of course, but you have to be wary of that anywhere. I got some lists of e-publishers who are interested in new authors and will post them when I get back to my room tonight and eventually put them as a sticky in the Writer's Corner. MR got mentioned as a place to get info about formats, etc.
nice.

that's not the first time i've heard epublishing described as "the wild west" ; in fact there was a short article on the radio here recently and a french author used precisely that expression (he also said that it wasn't a question of being "for" or "against" ebooks, because they're "simply inevitable". or did he call them "necessary" ? can't remember, and he said rather poetically "you can't stop a river with your hands" (hercules notwithstanding). it was Bernard Werber, a science fiction writer, in case you've heard of him).

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MR got namechecked? See, even Worldcon knows the mightiness of MR
naturally.
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