Joe,
Links in blogs discussing the Amazon/Macmillan controversy led me back to your blog. Lucky me. You and John Scalzi summed up the situation as well as anyone. My thoughts about publishing in general have been evolving, and your writing is making me re-think several things, and discard a few ideas that no longer have currency. Thank you for that.
While I was there I read through your posts for the past month or so. There's a string of three (Luck You, What I Know, and Resolutions) that aren't just informative, but inspiring. I debate from time to time whether I want to put up with what writers seem destined to put up with nowadays; reading these posts has me revved up again.
Hi great to see you here!
I read all of your very helpful writing advice and have finished somethng now!
just editing and revising at the moment.
thank you!
Hi, Joe. I'm new to CrimeSpace and was happy to see you here. I was part of the gang (along with Rebecca Drake) that took you out to dinner at Primanti's in Pittsburgh a while back.
Hey Joe,as always innovative and ahead of the curve, and I am not talking about your stomach showing up around a corner before the rest of you, but rather I am speaking of ADs on your freebie E-books. I want an ad right there, my man. You are the man! Need details. Size matter? Cover Art OK, I would imagine. Photo of me and Pongo, OK? etc.
Rob Walker
esteemed friend of JA Konrath who can attest that th eman indeed has a "fuzzy navel." See y'all at Love is Murder at the Scotch tasting room.
Hi Jon, how's the liver holding up? I mean how's the book tour going? Attended your session in Madison WI last year, and enjoyed it very much. Will you be swinging through our fair state again?
Here is a non Sci-Fi movie qoute:
I've seen it coming for some time. Cocaine is no damn good for anybody.
The future. .
The future is grass. Grass, buddy!
I have 60 tons of Thai stick coming in.
It's on the way.
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Joe,
You asked for a chart to show Legacy vs Indie royalties. I sent it to your email account. I hope you can use it.
If you did not receive it, please let me know here.
Regards,
Dick
Joe,
I finished "Shot of Tequila" last week. I found it a very interesting read. Not to ruin it for other readers, but the ending surprised me.
Thanks for sharing your work, and I don't have to wish you success, but have some more.
Dick C Waters
Links in blogs discussing the Amazon/Macmillan controversy led me back to your blog. Lucky me. You and John Scalzi summed up the situation as well as anyone. My thoughts about publishing in general have been evolving, and your writing is making me re-think several things, and discard a few ideas that no longer have currency. Thank you for that.
While I was there I read through your posts for the past month or so. There's a string of three (Luck You, What I Know, and Resolutions) that aren't just informative, but inspiring. I debate from time to time whether I want to put up with what writers seem destined to put up with nowadays; reading these posts has me revved up again.
Thanks again.
I read all of your very helpful writing advice and have finished somethng now!
just editing and revising at the moment.
thank you!
Good to see you here. I've been enjoying your blog interviews and web page.
Great new website, but you need more stuff about your latest Jack Daniels thriller, Fuzzy Navel!
Rob Walker
esteemed friend of JA Konrath who can attest that th eman indeed has a "fuzzy navel." See y'all at Love is Murder at the Scotch tasting room.
Here is a non Sci-Fi movie qoute:
I've seen it coming for some time. Cocaine is no damn good for anybody.
The future. .
The future is grass. Grass, buddy!
I have 60 tons of Thai stick coming in.
It's on the way.
Raul Juila R.I.P.
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