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Hand Made High Tech
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Simon Groth (Goodreads Author)
Throughout 2011, if:book Australia commissioned essays from ten Australian writers on the future of writing and reading in a future tilted towards the digital. Each writer drew on his or her experience in fields diverse as publishing, transmedia, gaming, and comics to observe the changes taking place in ‘books’ and discussing where this might lead for authors, readers, and...more
Kindle Edition
Published
December 19th 2011
by if:book Australia
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Interesting collection of short pieces on publishing and social media. It's a quick read I'd recommend if you are interested in authors' experiences with social media, trends in transmedia story telling, producing and publishing comics although you cannot draw, et al. The book doesn't cost a penny, I might add
This is a collection of essays about publishing and media in the Internet age. It has some thoughtful pieces on the future of publishing and story telling.
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Simon Groth’s stories can go anywhere from tangled relationships and virtual writers to rock music and sleep disorders. In 2010, Simon was the co-editor with Sean Sennett of Off The Record: 25 Years of Music Street Press (UQP). His novels have been twice shortlisted in what was once the Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards. His short stories have been published in Australia and the United States.
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