Well, Squiders, now that we’ve got the year-end administrative stuff out of the way, we have a whole glorious new year in front of us, full of potential and hopes and dreams. I’d like your feedback on what you’d like to see this year.  I’ll stick in a poll for ease, but if you have [...]

Ebooks!  Wave of the future!  Whether or not you prefer your novels cheap and virtual or paper, if you’re self-publishing these days you need to have your book on as many platforms as possible to reach the widest readership.  Ebooks are an excellent way for an unknown author to get their name out there, because [...]

Perhaps you’re one of those sane people who works on a single project at a time.  You sit down and work on a one thing from start to finish and then, when you’re done, you move onto the next project. This post is not for you (and I will be sending the Landsquid to TP [...]

To continue from this entry in October, where I was commenting on the useability of CreateSpace and Lulu to self-publish.  (On a side note, every time I link to one of my own entries, WordPress gets all excited and tells me a new website is linking to me.  No, just no, WordPress.) When we left the [...]

First of all, I apologize for the snow if it’s bothering you.  I am physically incapable of ignoring the option to put falling snow on any website.  Complaints may be taken to the Landsquid.  Bring Cheez-Its with you.  The Landsquid loves Cheez-Its. Actually, it has come to my attention that perhaps that option just makes it snow [...]