Features / Publishing Newsbloggers / Forever / genre critique / Hachette/Grand Central / Historical Romances / historical-accuracy / Literary Agents / Warner-Forever16 Comments
Generation Y women like social networking and sharing their thoughts on the products that they buy. This is, apparently, news. It is not something that ebook manufacturers have caught on yet, though. The current ebook reader enthusiast is a 47-year-old married man with a household income in excess of 6 ... more >
Ebooks / Publishing Newsdigital publishing / Grand-Central-Publishing / Hachette/Grand Central / Orbit / Warner-Forever7 Comments
Grand Central Publishing which houses Warner Forever, Hachette, Orbit and the like believe that low ebook publishing can seed more sales. I agree with this and want to publicize their efforts as much as possible. Grand Central offers these promotions to all etailers and its up to the etailer to ... more >
Book ReviewsDeals / Fictionwise / Harlequin / Orbit / Warner-Forever9 Comments
Orbit is offering AFRAID by Jack Kilborn as an eBook available for $1.99 for the month of April. Winterbirth by Brian Ruckley is Orbit’s $1.00 title. Ruckley’s new release, Fall of Thanes, will be available on 5/3/09 and the other title in the series, Bloodheir, is also available in ebook format. (Someone ... more >
Letters of Opinion2007-Spotlight / Grand-Central-Publishing / Warner / Warner-Forever1 Comments
Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner Books) is an all-format, all-genre trade publisher. We're the house of Nicholas Sparks, David Baldacci, Brad Meltzer, Lolly Winston, Preston & Child and many others. We have several imprints including 5 Spot, where we publish smart women's fiction and nonfiction such as Knitting Under the ... more >
Publishing NewsEbooks / Elizabeth-Hoyt / Warner-Forever2 Comments
Warner books are hardly ever released in ebook format so I was quite surprised to see Ereader.com release Raven Prince by Elizabeth Hoyt. I haven’t found it in my favorite “Lit” form so Ebookwise readers are out of luck right now but Raven Prince is a good read, and I ... more >