It Always Has and It Always Will… And sadly, the road is littered with the writers who could not make the changes happening at the time. Often, not always, but often the major changes come in how readers get the stories. The huge distribution collapse of 1958 pretty much killed the last of the pulps and allowed mass market paperbacks to take over. And then the distribution collapse of the mid 1990s pretty much killed the mid list and switched everything to bestsellers wanted only. Then the final success of electronic publishing in 2007/8 after over 15 years of trying spelled the doom of the mass market paperback and brought…

Still Doing My Blog Every Night, No Worries… But now I am going back to the writing and publishing stuff, I bored myself with all this workshop-buy-this stuff. So since we have no more new Shopify stores on the horizon, thus no more workshop sales, I can go back to writing the branding series I started and also blogs about corporations and different things I have been wanting to get to. I am going to entertain myself here for a few months. Stay turned, might get interesting. (grin) I will also try to start a feature here promoting fiction Kickstarters at times and what works and doesn’t work with them…