Feedback, Criticism, and the Age of “Me”
Honest criticism may still sting, but that isn’t the same thing as being hurtful. Continue reading Feedback, Criticism, and the Age of “Me”
It’s Cold Outside, but the Snowflakes are On Facebook
Be honest. If not publicly, at least be honest with yourself. Baby, It’s Cold Outside is not on your list of favorite holiday songs. You don’t even know anyone who misses it if they don’t hear it on the holiday Continue reading It’s Cold Outside, but the Snowflakes are On Facebook
Selling Forum Users: What the VerticalScope TOS Allows
So I was talking to a co-worker about this current KBoards.com debacle and he quipped, “they probably want to sell your posts to other forums.” My first instinct was that really wasn’t my concern, and I started explaining to him Continue reading Selling Forum Users: What the VerticalScope TOS Allows
VerticalScope’s Overreaching TOS
For over nine years, I have been a member of a site called Kboards.com. Many of you, in fact, may recall me directing folks to the site, particularly the Writer’s Café, for support and guidance on all things indie publishing. Continue reading VerticalScope’s Overreaching TOS
Judge Kavanaugh and the Politics of Rape Culture
A rare political post. Read at your own risk. Continue reading Judge Kavanaugh and the Politics of Rape Culture
Self-Publisher Assistance
I have not decided 100% if this is something we will be doing yet, but I am looking for feedback and trying to determine the general interest level folks would have in this service. Self-publishing an ebook is a relatively Continue reading Self-Publisher Assistance
Announcement Regarding Print Copies of the Quarterly
Effective Next Week: PRINT versions of the Bards and Sages Quarterly published before 2018 will no longer be available. The digital versions will remain available for sale. Why are we doing this? Today, we received notice from Amazon.com that they Continue reading Announcement Regarding Print Copies of the Quarterly
