About This Writing Stuff...

This week, Amazon could be deleting your reviews!  Ed Robertson refutes the idea that self-published writers are killing the industry while Michelle Gagnon is fed up with the mud-slinging between traditionally and self-published authors.  Kristen Lamb offers the next installment in her series on structure.  James Scott Bell and Kristine Kathryn Rusch remind us that it's the reader who matters most.  Tracy Hahn-Burkett gets the final word on epilogues, and what writer wouldn't want 1,000 true fans?  All that and more...enjoy! 


Self-Publishers Aren't Killing the Industry, They're Saving It  by Ed Robertson via David Gaughran

eBooks at 25% by Dean Wesley Smith

Amazon Removes Reviews by JA Konrath

Authors Cannot Review Authors on Amazon   by Prachi Gupta

Structure Part 8 - Balancing the Scenes That Make Up Your Novel by Kristen Lamb

No Reader Left Behind by Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Why It's Not the Critic Who Matters by Shelli Johnson

After "The End" - The Epilogue by Tracy Hahn-Burkett

Enough Already by Michelle Gagnon

Making Readers One at a Time by James Scott Bell

1,000 True Fans by Kevin Kelly (this is an oldie but goodie that Kristine Kathryn Rusch references in her latest post above)