Today Peter and Peggy Brusseau discuss plagiarism, the negative effects of television on writers’ creativity, and the surprising superiority of printed dictionaries over their online versions.
In today’s Write Report, Donna reports on Richard and Judy – their audience is now merely 8000 viewers. Time was when an appearance on R&J was the British equivalent of plugging your book on Oprah. How the mighty have fallen. And more kerfuffle about the Kindle 2.0’s ability to read books out loud – and therefore, to reduce audiobook sales.
In Eve’s Salmagundi Club, she discovers a site that covers the dos and don’ts of selling your book to bookshops.
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