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The Business Rusch: Book As Event

By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Posted in Business Rusch, free nonfiction, On Writing , A. Scott Berg, Berkeley, Beth Meacham, Bobby Orr, Carole Nelson Douglas, Catherine Coulter, Clive Cussler, Courtney Milan, Dean Wesley Smith, Dick Francis, ebooks, Fiction River, GP Putnam, indie publishing, Jane Kennedy, JD Robb, Kevin J. Anderson, Kris Nelscott, Marie Force, Nora Roberts, Penguin Group, Publishers Weekly, Randy Wayne White, Robert Parker, self publishing, Smokey Dalton, St Martins Press, Sue Grafton, Tina Fey, Tor Books, traditional publishing, WMG Publishing, workshops | 38 Comments »

I finished my second novel (as an adult) on the day my best friend from high school gave birth to her second child. My friend called me from the hospital to tell me the great news and then, because she was a sweet woman and because she was from the upper Midwest, she reflexively asked [...]

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The Business Rusch: Watching The Numbers

By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Posted in Business Rusch, free nonfiction, On Writing , Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, bestseller, Bill Gates, Camille LaGuire, ebooks, English Proficiency Chart, Harlequin, Hitler's Angel, IBM, indie publishing, iPhone, J.A. Konrath, Jack Williamson, John Grisham, Kevin J. Anderson, Kindle Direct Publishing, Kobo, Kurt Eichenwald, Microsoft, midlist, Paul Allen, Publishers Weekly, Sears, Stephen King, Torstar, traditional publishing, Vanity Fair | 189 Comments »

I should never read the comments on other people’s writing information blogs. The comments discourage me, generally for one of two reasons. If the blog is about traditional publishing, and the authors are traditionally published only with no desire to change, I get discouraged at the amount of misinformation. If the blog is about indie [...]

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The Business Rusch: More Modern Writer Survival Skills (Changing Times Part 19)

By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Posted in Business Rusch, featured, free nonfiction, On Writing , American Idol, Arthur Conan Doyle, Barnes & Noble, bestseller lists, Charles Dickens, Dominique Raccah, ebooks, Edward Bulwer-Lytton, iPhone, Kevin J. Anderson, Kindle, Lawrence O'Sullivan, Michael Korda, Nook, publishing, Randy Jackson, Sherlock Holmes, Sourcebooks, The New York Times Bestseller list, writing | 56 Comments »

The Business Rusch: More Modern Writer Survival Skills (Changing Times Part Nineteen) Kristine Kathryn Rusch This week hasn’t been quite as heady as last week was in publishing, but part of that is because the industry is trying to face the reality of the Borders bankruptcy filing. Most of the publishing blogs that I’ve read [...]

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