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Month: November 2014
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AAA Release New Guidelines for Literary Agent Services
The Association of Authors’ Agents (AAA) is a voluntary trade association whose members are all UK-based literary agencies. The AAA provides a forum and collective voice for UK literary agencies, but perhaps most importantly it sets a code of practice for its members. The publishing landscape is continually changing, whether you are an agent, author, publisher, distributor […]
The Week That Was: Ethics Are Not Just for Authors
The Ethical Author code was launched just over a week ago at The Bookseller’s FutureBook Conference by Orna Ross, founder and director of The Alliance of Independent Authors. Ross introduced the new initiative during a special Big Ideas panel presentation and discussion. The Ethical Author code is something any author can sign up to regardless […]
Unbound – Reviewed
Unbound is a UK publisher and funding platform founded in 2011 by John Mitchinson (ex-Waterstones marketing director, publisher at Harvill Press and author), Justin Pollard (author and historical consultant on numerous feature films and BBC TV series), and Dan Kieran (author of the bestselling Crap Towns series of books – a rough guide to Britain’s […]
Should You Self-Publish or Go Traditional? [Infographic] | The Write Life
Author Henry Hertz created a questionnaire to help other authors break down the crucial elements involved when choosing to self-publish or go the traditional route. Writing resource portal The Write Life liked Hertz’s questionnaire so much it turned it into an infographic. Hertz explained that he wanted to convey the big differences between self-publishing and traditional publishing. My […]
ALLi Launch Ethical Author Code
The Alliance of Independent Authors announced the launch of their Ethical Author code at last week’s Bookseller FutureBook Conference during a special Big Ideas panel presentation and discussion. The Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi) is a global non-profit organisation for author-publisher offering advice, support and education, as well as encouraging and promoting quality and excellence in the self-publishing community. Earlier this year […]
Make Peace Not War: Amazon and Hachette Agree New Terms
Amazon and Hachette have ended their long-running dispute and agreed a new multiyear contract. The new contract will come into effect in early 2015 and allows Hachette to control the price of e-books while benefitting from incentives offered by Amazon to keep pricing low. While both parties have not disclosed details of the new deal, the agreement […]
Barnes & Noble Add POD and Author Services to Nook Press
This week Barnes & Noble announced that it was adding a print-on-demand (POD) service to its self-publishing platform Nook Press, a part of Nook Media, which it ultimately intends to turn into a publicly traded company. Nook Press Print Service will allow self-published authors to load up completed PDF files of their books in various trim […]
Dutch Book Readers and Authors Awake to Amazon.nl and KDP
Dutch book readers and authors have a couple of new online places to visit this morning. In late September TIPM reported that Amazon was in negotiations with Dutch publishers ahead of a planned launch of Amazon.nl. It’s been no secret that the online retail giant was going to enter the Dutch book market and rumours of Amazon.nl […]










