WritersWeekly Trivia Question for 03/28/19
According to last week’s issue of WritersWeekly: What is one reason ebook sales continue to spiral downward?
According to last week’s issue of WritersWeekly: What is one reason ebook sales continue to spiral downward?
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Australia has a small but diverse selection of literary journals and magazines. All pay rates quoted below are in Australian Dollars.
“I spend far too much time reading text on a computer screen for work to want to read more of it from a pleasure book. Frankly, when I travel by air, I almost never see an E-reader in anyone’s lap — I see both hard copy and paperback books…”
I’d found the best of both worlds, allowing me to use my gift of creative communication to write grant and fundraising letters, and to create special events. For example, I tried to set the Guinness Book of World Records by having the largest number of people dance the twist with Chubby Checker…
Hmmm… When will my next hot shower be?
I was called by a “publicist” about republishing my book that they saw on Amazon. (It’s not supposed to be there because my lawyer was supposed to give them a cease and desist order since it was from Tate Publishing…)”
A writer asks, “Can I get sued for writing scathing articles on televangelists?”
Movie deals are rare yet many authors pay thousands to these types of firms.
One major problem with ebooks is the difficulty in giving them away as gifts. Books have long been a beloved gift, both for the gift giver and the recipient. Amazon is the #1 seller of ebooks (of course). If an author (or anyone) “gifts” an ebook to someone (a friend or relative, or even a book reviewer), that person can use that “gift’ to purchase whatever they want on Amazon…