Finn Tallaksen

[...] writers, and the occasional rant. Skol! The post First Post: Introductions appeared first on Finn Tallaksen. [...]

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[...] of both literary and genre writers.  It contains a thriller writer, a YA writer, two literary writers, a memoirist, an adjunct romance writer and myself–an historical fantasist. It’s [...]

[...] nail in the coffin of traditional publishing.  How?  They’ve added a new Sales Dashboard to its KDP reports. The import of that action takes a bit of publishing background to [...]

[...] nail in the coffin of traditional publishing.  How?  They’ve added a new Sales Dashboard to its KDP reports. The import of that action takes a bit of publishing background to [...]

[...] fiction, literary fiction writers are now looking at something akin to an apocalypse. Traditional publishers just aren’t able to pay them as much money anymore, and they place too much of a [...]

[...] easy to view KDP as the publisher of choice.   And it will be exceedingly hard for traditional publishers to match this kind of reportage, if not impossible. A brilliant move on Amazon’s [...]

[...] more great info.  Thanks, Baker! Finn The post When You Need an Author Platform but Tech Gives You Hives appeared first on Finn Tallaksen. [...]

[...] ;fraught.   No issue divides us more clearly than that of self-publishing vs. traditional publishing.  That fracture line cleaves us right down the split between genre and literary [...]

[...] to let themselves dip a toe into the self-publishing water. … Meanwhile, genre fiction writers, who don’t take themselves nearly so seriously, are able to get off the dying horse [...]

[...] My writers group is a mixed marriage of both literary and genre writers.  It contains a thriller writer, a YA writer, two literary writers, a memoirist, an [...]

[...] ’t able to pay them as much money anymore, and they place too much of a value on traditional gatekeepers to let themselves dip a toe into the self-publishing water. … Meanwhile, [...]