Kassia Kroszer said, in response to Porter Anderson’s questions about her manifesto on ebooks titled A Reader’s Bill of Rights, that cheap self-publishing doesn’t harm the industry but the individual: For self-published authors, they aren’t really driving the cost of the market down as much as they are driving their own worth down. It’s pretty clear [...]
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AWP Conference & Bookfair—See You Next Year
The AWP Conference in Chicago February 1-3 was crowded chaos, and a lot of fun. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Ashland University / River Teeth booth or caught me to say hello.
If you got up early to see my panel on balancing paid and personal writing, check out the resources page. Feel free to ask questions or suggest additions, too.
River Teeth Nonfiction Conference
The first annual River Teeth Nonfiction Conference is set for May 18-20 at Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio.
Some of the best—and most generous—nonfiction writers and editors will be on hand to share their expertise. Don't miss your chance to work with instructors from top MFA programs!
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