Kindlegraph lets authors send digital signatures to fans
A new remote autograph service called Kindlegraph has been popping up around the blogosphere the past several days, and it demonstrates a way to approximate the classic book signing experience. A...
View ArticleAuthor Blogging 101: Where Are the Readers?
There’s nothing more typical, and more dispiriting, than a new author blog that has just started, and on which the writer is diligently posting articles, and wondering why no one seems to be noticing....
View ArticleIn the digital age, what will become of author signings?
A chance Facebook encounter with a signing event showcasing four authors, including Mercedes Murdock Yardley, who I interviewed previously for TeleRead, set me speculating and inquiring about the...
View ArticleApple reality distortion field goes right up to 11 on ebook autographs
That infamous Apple reality distortion field that brought us such technological breakthroughs as the extra few nths of an inch on the iPad Mini screen is obviously cranked up to the max again. Apple...
View ArticleWhy e-books don’t need intentionally blank pages
Have you ever considered some of the things we’ll miss from traditional paper books if e-books take over? For example, the odd practice you still see of finding a blank page or two at the front or back...
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