It’s a fact that eBooks have arrived and are here to stay. They’re currently outselling paper books (including hardcovers) and will probably continue to do so. Some people, like me, love them. Others hate eBooks — even going as far as to say they will be the downfall of books all together. I disagree with [...]
Archive for the ‘publishing’ Category
Paper: Doing What Digital Can’t
Posted: September 9, 2011 in publishing, thoughts and ponderingsTags: autographed books, autographed ebooks, eBooks, ebooks vs paper books, paper books
Poetry Ebook Giveaway
Posted: August 31, 2011 in my writing, poetry, publishingTags: ebook, free, free ebook, free poetry, poetry, poetry giveaway
Good news, everyone! I’m having a giveaway for my new poetry ebook titled The Poets Are Dead? Here is how you can enter: 1) Go to my online club at http://www.ajhayes.com/apps/members/ 2) Join the club. (If you are a Facebook user you can use your Facebook credentials to join.) 3) You will receive a welcome [...]
Short Story in Hogglepot Journal!
Posted: March 27, 2011 in fiction, my writing, publishing, writing lifeTags: A. Jarrell Hayes, fantasy, fantasy short story, ghost story, Hogglepot, published works, short story, Two Souls: A Love Story
My short story “Two Souls: A Love Story” appears in Hogglepot journal. You can read it at: http://hogglepot.com/index.php The short story is part fantasy, part romance, and part ghost story. Check it out and be sure to pass it along. Thanks!
Traditional Publishing vs. Self-Publishing (Round 2)
Posted: March 24, 2011 in publishing, thoughts and ponderings, writing lifeTags: HTML Giant, Roxane Gay, self-publishing, traditional publishing
I saw a link to another article comparing traditional publishing vs. self-publishing. This one written by Roxane Gay for HTMLGiant.com. Here it is: http://htmlgiant.com/craft-notes/taking-no-for-an-answer-some-new-thoughts-on-self-publishing/ I found this post very interesting and thought provoking. It also prompted the following Twitter rant (with edits): One argument against self-publishing (poorly written books) implies that there aren’t any poorly [...]

