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Monthly Archives: January 2012

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To Authors: Five Hundred Blogs Later

Posted on January 29, 2012 by MMFisher

My post today is dedicated to other authors out in Etherland who are struggling to accomplish marketing tasks that seem insurmountable. You have to organize your tasks. I smile as I write this, because I have said this tens of thousands of times … Continue reading →

Posted in Book blogs, marketing authors, writing

What I Found Out about Book Blogs

Posted on January 25, 2012 by MMFisher

Like Heracles, I had to perform a task that seemed almost impossible to fulfill: access and read about 500 book blogs. By the time I finished this marketing job, I was pretty punch-drunk. It took untold hours, and if at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Book blogs, eBooks

Heracles, the Hydra, and Me

Posted on January 24, 2012 by MMFisher

One of the most terrifying stories about Heracles was his battle against the Hydra, a thing of horror with the body of a serpent and many heads. (The number of the heads varies, according to which myth you read.) As soon as a head was … Continue reading →

Posted in About This Author

HarperCollins vs. Open Road

Posted on January 12, 2012 by MMFisher

In The January 11, 2012 issue of The Wall Street Journal, Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg tells us about HarperCollins and its upcoming battle with the e-publishing company, Open Road Integrated Media. At stake is a crucial question for all publishers: “…whether … Continue reading →

Posted in Digital rights, eBooks, Litigation, publishers, self-publish

Clarence Day: Truthteller

Posted on January 11, 2012 by MMFisher

The publishing world has been in an uproar for the last few years over the supposed triumph of e-books over the printed books with which we are all familiar. Amongst the clamor of people who claim e-books are the future, … Continue reading →

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