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This Week in Books 2/25/11

February 25, 2011 by Nathan Bransford 30 Comments

Lots of news this week!! Get started, we will. First up, last Wednesday I asked a question: Have blogs peaked? Well, from my lips to the NY Times’ ears apparently because they tackled that very subject. Their conclusion: they’re on the wane as The Youths move to Twitter and Facebook. Case closed, right? Well, not […]

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Barnes and Noble, Borders, Kindle, Publishing Economics, Social Media

This Week in Books 12/17/10

December 17, 2010 by Nathan Bransford 51 Comments

Books……… this week! It was another big week for e-books and e-book readers, so let’s get started. First up is my former colleague Sarah LaPolla, who wonders, are we still really worried that e-books are going to destroy the (still here) physical books and the world of books as we know it? Really? Really really? […]

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Barnes and Noble, E-books, E-Readers, End of Publishing As We Know It, Facebook, literary agents, This Week in Books

This Week in Publishing 10/29/10

October 29, 2010 by Nathan Bransford 45 Comments

This week in the Giants I mean publishing Holy cow is it an exciting time to live in San Francisco, and most especially to live two blocks away from AT&T Park during the World Series. I’ve almost gotten used to helicopters buzzing overhead, having to reassure my dog that the world is not about to […]

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This Week in Publishing 9/24/10

September 24, 2010 by Nathan Bransford 35 Comments

THIS week IN publishing First up, get your Query Critique Friday on in the Forums! UPDATE: my critique (and more about avoiding perspective shifts in queries if at all possible) posted here. One of the larger ongoing news items in the publishing world is the board spat between CEO Len Riggio and investor Ron Burkle. […]

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Barnes and Noble, Future of Publishing, This Week in Publishing, writing advice, Young Adult Literature

This Week in Publishing 8/27/10

August 27, 2010 by Nathan Bransford 54 Comments

Thissssssssss Weeeeeeek… InPublishing Page Critique Friday is alive and well!! It’s happening over in the Forums. You do not need to register in the Forums to check out the Page Critique thread, but you will have to register if you’d like to leave a comment. To register, just click here and it should be quite […]

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This Week in Publishing 8/20/10

August 20, 2010 by Nathan Bransford 78 Comments

Lots of links! Let’s get to them. There were a few controversies this week in publishing. Firstly, if you have ever attended a conference with the fabulous YA Author Ellen Hopkins, you know that in addition to being a brilliant writer and storyteller she’s also a terrific, honest, and inspiring speaker and devotes a huge […]

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