Posts on “You're Nobody Until Somebody Loves You: Publishing”
- Laura Kinsale on “Pay the Writer”
- by Laura Kinsale on 03/14/08 (5 comments)
- Pedigree is Dog Food Afterall
- by Bud Parr on 02/18/08 (0 comments)
- So True, So True
- by Bud Parr on 02/07/08 (0 comments)
- When a Publisher Loses Sight of their Purpose: The Case of Harcourt
- by Bud Parr on 12/23/07 (0 comments)
- Judge a Book’s Cover
- by Bud Parr on 11/19/07 (2 comments)
- Your Thoughts on Short Fiction in the Digital Age?
- by Bud Parr on 10/19/07 (4 comments)
- All This Useless Beauty: Judging a (free) Book by its Cover
- by Bud Parr on 05/10/07 (6 comments)
- So much depends upon a red wheel barrel…
- by Bud Parr on 01/07/07 (4 comments)
- Secret to Publishing Success: Inspired Writing, Niche Marketing
- by Bud Parr on 12/11/06 (0 comments)
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“MFA programs spend a lot of time going on about pedigree. It’s how they reward their students, it’s how they laud their faculty, it’s how they judge their applicants. But education, no matter how important it is to educators, doesn’t seem to impress so much in the outside world.”
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“We cannot love something solely because it has been ignored. It must also be worthy of our attention.”
- Zadie Smith on not finding a story worth of the Willesden Herald Short Story Competition.
