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Featured, Homepage Feature, Interviews •
IR Staff •
Feb 15, 2012
Indie Author of New York Times Best Seller “Why Me?” Explains Why She Turned Down A Deal with Simon & Schuster Read On
Soulful Love: An Interview with Indie Erotica Writer Diana Laurence
Columns, Featured, Homepage Sub, Interviews, Loren Kleinman •
Loren Kleinman •
Feb 10, 2012
Fact is there’s no way real life can meet all our sexual needs. That’s why we all fantasize about sex. Read On
Indie Erotica: 20 Questions with Eden Baylee
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Loren Kleinman •
Jan 20, 2012
At the age of eleven, Eden Baylee, bestselling indie author of Fall into Winter, purchased a copy of Story of O by Pauline Réage. “It’s amazing what they sold to kids back then in Montreal,” she says. Read On
David Raterman, author of “The River Panj”
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Amy Edelman •
Jan 05, 2012
Fiction is art so sales forecasts are speculative, whereas nonfiction is easier for sales and marketing people to wrap their arms around. So I do understand why it’s tough to take a chance on a new novelist, especially one without the massive platform that editors like (hence novels by Snooki and Paris Hilton). Read On
Richard Bard on “Brainrush”
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IR Staff •
Nov 29, 2011
I was astounded to learn that there are a growing number of cases where ordinary people suffer a head injury and then immediately develop incredible mental abilities—like photographic memory, math skills, or artistic talents. Read On
Interview with Theresa Ragan
Back Stories, Homepage Sub, Interviews •
Amy Edelman •
Oct 19, 2011
I started writing ABDUCTED out of frustration with not selling to New York. I decided to kill off a few characters and hopefully some frustrations at the same time. Read On
Neal Pollack, author of “Jewball”
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Amy Edelman •
Oct 12, 2011
This [indie] route is so much faster, it’s not even vaguely comparable [with trad publishing]. It’s the difference between dial-up and broadband. Read On
The Zen of Steve Jobs: A New Graphic Novel from Forbes
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Amy Edelman •
Oct 10, 2011
A Zen ninja re-imagining of Steve Jobs in the wilderness between stints at the company he founded and loved. Read On
Interview with Melissa Foster
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Amy Edelman •
Oct 03, 2011
The one important thread that is common with [traditional and indie publishing] is that authors will need to market their own books no matter which way they publish. Read On
Ray Flynt on Kisses of an Enemy
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IR Staff •
Sep 27, 2011
The story is about power—having, losing, grabbing for, and trying to hold on to power—and how people act when facing those challenges. Read On
