The Business Rusch: Publishers (Surviving The Transition Part Two) Kristine Kathryn Rusch For the past two weeks, I’ve geared this blog toward established writers, writers who have been in the business for ten or twenty years or more, and have made a living from their writing during this time. My first post in this mini-series, […]
Continue ReadingThe Business Rusch: Advocates, Addendums, and Sneaks, oh my! Kristine Kathryn Rusch Sometimes I’m really slow on the uptake. I mean face-palm, well-duh slow. Sometimes it takes a knock to the head to make me put all the pieces together into one big gigantic lump. The knock on the head came earlier in the week, […]
Continue ReadingThe Business Rusch: Challenges for Big Publishing (Changing Times Continued) Kristine Kathryn Rusch Misinformation presented as fact irritates me. It always has. My training as a journalist came at the hands of the World War II journalists—the guys who essentially invented television and radio news—as well as some hardcore investigative reporters. Thirty years ago, even […]
Continue ReadingMichael A Stackpole has a great post on the terms writers should insist on in their contracts. He writes about it better than I would, so head on over there and read this post now. http://www.michaelastackpole.com/?p=1626
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