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Tag Archives: e-books
Short Weekend Linkdump
Over at the Pegasus Pulp blog, I offer my take on the current discussion whether e-books will kill off genre fiction. USA Today has a surprisingly good article about Fifty Shades of Grey and its implications for sexuality in America. … Continue reading
Posted in Links
Tagged celebrity deaths, e-books, erotica, football, genre wank, German film, Pegasus Pulp, sports, theatre
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Treasures from the Trunk: Resurrecting Dead Stories
Crossposted to Pegasus Pulp. One of the best things about going indie is that it has made writing a lot more fun again, because it means that I am not constantly worrying about whether there is a market for any … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged e-books, epic fantasy, historical fiction, Pegasus Pulp, pirates, pulp fiction, romance, science fiction, short fiction, Silencer, vampires, western
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Not a New Story but a New Cover and Title: Courier Duty
I’ve revamped the short story formerly known as Shape No. 8, because it steadfastly refused to sell even a single copy in six months in its previous form. I strongly suspect that the original cover (which you can see here) … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Carrie Ragnarok, e-books, judge a book by its cover, Pegasus Pulp, shameless self-promo, spy fiction
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New Release: Seraglio
No, this is not an April’s Fool joke, I really have a new novelette available. I actually planned to announce it yesterday, but Amazon was slow to make it available. This story is called Seraglio and it’s another of the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged e-books, historical fiction, Pegasus Pulp, shameless self-promo, short fiction
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Another Interview with Cora
I’m still in Yorkshire, but in the meantime you can read an interview I gave Andy Rane at The Same Six Questions. Come on over and say hello.
In Yorkshire
As you can tell by this post, I arrived safely here in Yorkshire, though I ended up in the last two rows of a KLM Fokker 70 twice in a row. The last two or three rows of a Fokker … Continue reading
More gender discussion and remembering Jean Giraud
The discussion about female characters is still going on with Elisabeth Moon responding to Rose Lemberg and Amal El-Mohtar responding to Elisabeth Moon. Nick Mamatas talks about the perils of the wineglass shaped story. I don’t necessarily agree with his … Continue reading
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Tagged awards geekery, celebrity deaths, characters, e-books, Franco-Belgian comics, gender, Lieutenant Blueberry, writing craft
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Random Post for a Tired Day
Apparently, it’s Read an E-Book Week, so if you’d like to try one of mine, I have plenty available in various genres and at reasonable prices. Of course, I want to publish more e-books. And while I still have a … Continue reading
A sales milestone, two events, strong female characters and retro TV gossip
Pegasus Pulp passed the 100 sales threshold today. And if you’re in the Bremen area, I also want to point out two literary events: Tomorrow, i.e. March 8, Elke Marion Weiß will present her debut novel Triangel in the “Bremer … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links, TV
Tagged Bremen, British TV, costume drama, Downton Abbey, e-books, events, gender, linkdump, Mad Men, Pegasus Pulp, retro TV, US TV
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