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Continue reading →: Tor.com is a publishing.com
Tor.com gets even smarter Thanks to Digital Book World (haven’t had time to read my RSS fees today) I learned this by twitter: Tor.com are launching Year’s Best Fantasy 9, POD only through Tor.com rather than Tor! The long and the short of it is this: Tor.com is proud to…
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Continue reading →: Start With XML update
Eoin Purcell Last week I had the distinct pleasure of attending the StartWithXML seminar that O’Reilly, Idea Logical & The Publishers Licensing Society ran in the British Library. The event itself was fantastically interesting as were the attendees. Will Hawkins, who I met for the first time at the seminar,…
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Continue reading →: Paragraph of the Week
At least, so far In the world of books, September is the cruellest month – so much hope and ambition turning to the ashes of dismay and frustration. The autumn book offensive that kicks off this week and lingers into the killing fields of Christmas is a supremely testing time…
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Continue reading →: Credit where it is due
Eoin Purcell O’Brien are embracing the web Irish publishers have been slow to engage with the web in a meaningful way, few if any have blogs [think I must spend a few posts dealing with those] and most have only barely functional websites (though that is changing pretty quickly in…
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Continue reading →: Ebooks, heating up? People disagree!
Eoin Purcell Seriously mixed up day for me on the ebook front, reading wise that is! I still find it hard to deal with the fact that there can be such differing opinions on ebooks as you’ll read here. On the one hand I read this considered post by Trevor…
