As if anyone still working with print needed even more bad news — more than 24,000 of us canned in the past year alone — today brings the news that Kirkus Reviews, which reviews 500 books pre-publication, and Editor & Publisher, the industry bible of newspapering are being shut down. No word whether their digital counterparts will live, although it’s hard to imagine they wouldn’t.
FULL STORY HERE
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
VAPING IS SAFER THAN BREATHING
The UK's new tax on vaping which will come into force in 2026 is not only immoral but patently insane, and will hit those reformed smok...
-
COMANCHERO RENDEZVOUS as by Mark Bannerman A Black Horse Western from Hale, 1999 Major John Willard is sent on a special mission by the pre...
-
Robert B. Parker, who is largely responsible for the rejuvenation in the 197 0s of the hard-boiled genre of crime fiction, died today at his...
-
As TV Cops go Simon Templar is definitely one of the more unconventional. One of the supporters of our Saint weekend was Ian Dickerson HERE ...
2 comments:
I heard about this just this morning. Not a good sign.
I heard Dan Poynter speak a couple of weeks ago and he predicted this. Also said he thought Borders will file Chapter 11 at the end of this year.
Times are a'changin'. As much as I love the smell of print, I'm going to experiment with ebooks. I feel like I'm definitely betraying myself, my authors...I'll still put books out in print. People over 40 still read BOOKS, but this is a changing industry, and too many of the big publishers are failing because they just don't get it.
Becky
Post a Comment