In this Galley Table we talk about the current situation with PayPal and Smashwords, as they deal with pulling Erotic fiction from their site. Listen to Galley Table 61 On the Cast this week Nobils Reed Doc Coleman Scott Roche Zach Ricks J.P. Losier
Galley Table 59 – Content Delivery
Content Delivery This was an all crew cast were we discussed some feed back we had received and how it related to content delivery in general and how it related to our content delivery specifically. On the Cast Zach Ricks Laura Nicole Scott Roche Jeff Hite
Flights of Fancy
The thing of beauty you see to the left is called a beer flight. Think of it as the alcohol equivalent of an appetizer sampler. This hails from The Wedge Brewing Company located in Asheville, NC and has seven of some of the finest brews I’ve tasted. What does this have to do with Flying
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Galley Table Episode EIghteen – Potpourri
In episode eighteen the crew gather ’round to talk Star Trek, editing, and self publishing. Guests: Doc Coleman Zach Ricks Jeff Hite Mentioned: Smashwords Dan Sawyer And Then She Was Gone – Review Heinlein’s Rules Promo: Every Photo Tells
Galley Table Episode Four – Self Publishing
In episode four it’s time to tackle self publishing. Should you? What should you do about creating e-pub files? How about cover art? Can you ensure that your text is good enough? We even answered some of these questions! Guests: Zack Ricks JP Losier Timothy Ward David Sobkowiak and Laura Frechette of Scrivener’s Circle and
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Ch-ch-changes
Kris Rusch wrote an excellent article on her thoughts after having seen a popular Nook display in a Barnes and Noble. It’s a long post and there are a number of good points in it. Perhaps my favorite, or at least the one that jumped out the most was a comparison she made to music.
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Flagship: Now on Smashwords and Amazon!
We recently submitted the first issue of Flagship to Smashwords and Amazon. So, I think I can hear some of you asking, “Why put your magazine on other sites?” Well there are a few good reasons. Availability – The more places we put our magazine, the more people are likely to see and buy. We
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