POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Sandra Parshall For years we’ve heard that e-books are taking over publishing, that sales are increasing at a phenomenal rate every year,...

by Sandra Parshall Sometimes I come across articles about writing, reading, and publishing that seem to be referring to an alternate book ...

by Sandra Parshall If traditional publishing dies, a lot of crime fiction readers will be standing over its lifeless form with smoking e-b...

by Sandra Parshall If you’re at all interested in the wild ride that is modern publishing, the bestseller lists make up a fascinating map o...

Sandra Parshall Somebody tells you, “I’m reading a terrific book.” What do you envision? A rectangular object made of paper, with decorative...

Sandra Parshall In May of 2007, the last time I wrote about book lust – we all know what that is, don’t we? – the publishing world existe...

Sandra Parshall Why would a writer offer the product of a year’s work for a mere 99 cents? Some people are appalled to see authors “givin...

Sandra Parshall As many of us head off to Malice Domestic, where the traditional printed book is the focus, news from the publishing indus...

Sandra Parshall It was inevitable, human nature being what it is. The so-called e-book revolution is already bringing out the worst in som...

  Leave a comment this weekend and you could start the new year with a free e-book by one of the bestselling writers we hosted this week. Fi...

Sandra Parshall A New England prep school has replaced traditional books with a library of e-books and e-readers. The University of Texas ...

Sandra Parshall We’re in the middle of a publishing revolution, and people are behaving the same way they do when any great upheaval takes...

Sandra Parshall John Betancourt’s Wildside Press is hundreds of miles from New York, but from his vantage point in Bethesda, Maryland, he ha...

Sandra Parshall The Amazon Kindle has broadened the market for b ooks, and K indle rights are making the same amount of money for publisher...