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It’s interesting that the computer field has oscillated between general purpose computers and devices intended to fulfill single roles – which then acquire additional functionality. The mobile telephone becomes a portable computer, with a vast range of programs able to run on it. Will the ereader become a multi-function device, or will it stick to doing one thing well? The devices will be computers, so either is possible. It’s also possible that tablets will become the device of choice for reading ebooks. Most of my book-buying nowadays is roleplaying games, and many (small) publishers run their own web-stores.
Please keep in mind that deciding to self publish is not a simple thing. Are you going to take on the task of Search Engine Optimization yourself? You have tons of content (good content I might add) but due to a lack of SEO your reach to the internet audience is nil (current alex rank is 2,657,764)! I have blogs less than a year old with a fraction of the content that do better than that.
And David McAllister is State President of Niedersachsen. Sometimes reality starts to sound rather like a Japanese cartoon series… Charlie, thanks again for pulling back the curtain. Actually they are both very easy to produce and distribute online.
It’s possible the interregnum of the book market being made up of unedited slush, vanity projects, and a reduced output of established authors working without a financial net would sour the public on reading altogether. If not, demand for more and better work would attract capital to recruit and maintain good authors and voila the book advance is reborn. And yet, if you scroll to the end of the article here 1, there’s a quote from the CEO of Hachette made just two weeks ago, and it seems that he’s still in favor of DRM. Maybe he’s the 70-year-old billionaire, but until he kicks the bucket, I don’t see change happening. Or maybe that publishing house will have to go out of business. Quite frankly, as long as they engage in what I as a book-reading consumer consider to be hostile practices, it’s going to be very hard to make me care…
I’m afraid I haven’t had time to even read the latest. I can go direct to the public right now, sort of…I assume you have seen my extract from TechnoMage and the purchase button on my site? All I need now, for the 1 in 1000 who might be interested in buying it, is a few million people a month dropping in to view. Publishers are profit maximisers, and will take 30% of sales over 70 % of 10000. Individuals are much more likely to respond to such an offer with “Go take a long walk off a short pier”.
But if the actual business of writing stays the same, anybody who starts to do well, would almost certainly be better off jumping on board with a publisher. For authors with another cashflow or money in the bank it might do fine. Might be a great first-novel-publisher venue, for people who are writing now without a contract (or agent, in most cases). The thing is that in lending a print book you are lending the text and the only device on which you can view it. Nothing in the DRM prevents you from lending in the same way you do a print book, it does prevent you from doing something that is effectively impossible with a print book. If you were to lend somebody a short story collection or omnibus even if they only wanted to read one story you would be unable to read any of them until the book was returned.
Then there’s always that one guy who breaks the averages. A friend who a software developer and know very well how hard it is to produce good code works with someone who is off the charts. Not sure what my publishers would say officially but I suspect that unofficially individuals working there would be more or less cool with that. I still remember when we got a KMart in my later teens. It was like Sears only cheaper stuff (in all meanings of cheaper). But you could go to Sears and KMart and a new longer hours supermarket and buy 95% of your weekly stuff in only 3 stops instead of 10 or 15.