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Over the course of these royalty season posts, I have spoken a lot about the reserve against returns, and this entire post will deal with th...

One of the reasons I have spoken a lot this week about royalties:  well, information is the mother's milk of literary representation, an...

Yesterday I told you what royalty statements looked like at the start of my career in the mid-to-late 1980s. As we progressed through th...

We are settling in after our move just in time for the arrival of royalty season.  In fact, some German royalties from Heyne, which were the...

Haven't done a business post in a while.  I keep thinking my work must be interesting, but I'm not sure what to talk about.  Part of...

While the electronics world gets ready to gather in Las Vegas, we've been spending time over the holidays upgrading the JABberwocky IT. ...

When I started my dialogue with Dean Wesley Smith, the starting point was a post he did, which you can find here , that was kind of on the q...

Weight: With its case the iPad weighs 1.5ish pounds. I am youngish if not youthful and do modest lifting but mostly the weight doesn't ...

I got meself an iPad three weeks ago this evening. I am quite happy with it so far. First and most important for me is its utility as a tool...

So as I've mentioned in my posts this week, I've been taking on new clients very selectively.  And things have been going well enoug...

A week or so ago, another agent I know, Andrew Zack, blogged about a negative experience he had with Bookscan .  A book he had on submissio...

This can be considered as the next post in the series I began way too long ago with My Life in Technology Pt. 1. There are a couple of movi...

The world is full of so many marvels that we sometimes lose sight of just how amazing some of them are, and I've been wanting for a whil...

Can anyone explain why there seems to be such a big gap in the use of computer technology between US and UK businesses, even when they'r...