Archive for February, 2011

Bookstores Make Your Inventory Mobile, Please February 14th, 2011

    Hello independent bookstore owner. I am Trav. I believe in what you do and what you add to my community. I am your customer… and I have tools. You need to wake up and start participating, so I know you’re still there. Here is one thing all independent bookstore owners need to be aware of [...]

Friday Find: 2011 Typographic Calendars February 11th, 2011

    These are two of my favorites this year… and they’re cheap! First up is one sporting a series of wood cards printed in such a manner that they resemble old type-specimen cards. Pretty cool. It’s only $24 for the whole 2011 series. But this one has to be my favorite so far. It’s almost a [...]

I don’t understand Seth Godin February 10th, 2011

    I admit – I don’t really follow Seth Godin, but it’s hard not to bump into someone re-tweeting, re-posting or waving the Godin flag online. I can understand why so many latch onto an author that speaks with such clarity. But I honestly am beginning to think that he has amassed such a following simply [...]

Q&A on eBook Pricing February 1st, 2011

    The EBookNewser has a short Q&A with SmashWords founder Mark Coker. The whole print book pricing versus eBook pricing discussion is finally boiling down to some concrete ideas. I found it interesting that Coker can see a value divide between fiction and non-fiction: I think non-fiction can support a higher price than fiction because people [...]