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Continue reading →: Bozo Sapiens: Operation Charnwood: Saturation
I do love the writing and tone of the Bozo Sapiens pieces! The lesson of World War I was that huge artillery barrages on entrenched positions achieve little. Armor was the answer – but the British were short of armor. They decided instead on a huge bombardment from the air.…
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Continue reading →: It should Need To Be Said But: Gina Centrello: EBooks Will Be 50% Of Book Sales In Five Years – mediabistro.com: eBookNewser
While a technology may change, Centrello said that a publisher’s core mission remains the same: To deliver books to readers. “A publisher’s job is to deliver books in any form that the reader wants to read them,” she said. via Gina Centrello: EBooks Will Be 50% Of Book Sales In…
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Continue reading →: Pub Rants: Why You Can’t Buy An eBook In English Outside The U.S.
Not confusing at all! Interesting to think through this post and follow the competing agendas, reader’s, author’s, agent’s and publisher’s: If I sell Title X for North American rights only, then that means the US publisher is only allowed to sell its English version in the US, Canada, US territories…
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Continue reading →: Top five: Fashion History (via Pue's Occurrences)
Nice post on the top five books on fashion history! Enjoyable read! Eoin Contributed by Niamh Cullen ‘Nothing happened, except that we all dressed up’. So John Lennon ironically dismissed the social and cultural revolution that was 1960s London, in a 1970 interview for Rolling Stone magazine. If the ‘swinging…
