Tag: Amazon
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I’ve been published in a new sci-fi anthology from Two-Hour Transport
Two-Hour Transport is a new anthology of science fiction, fantasy, and horror by Seattle-area authors.
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The first one thousand words of The Mother Earth Insurgency
I’ve been thrilled with the response to my novelette, The Mother Earth Insurgency. If you’re curious about the story, here’s the first one thousand words.
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Why I would fail at an Amazon job, and other likely misfortunes
The author reflects on his ten years remaining in the workforce and considers career options with Microsoft, Starbucks, and Amazon, ultimately dismissing them.
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Why Ursula K. Le Guin’s speech was misguided and wrong
Ursula K. Le Guin criticized the publishing industry for prioritizing profit over art, yet the author questions her stance, suggesting that capitalism enables diverse literary expressions, benefiting both traditional and self-published writers.
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Why Amazon is a writer’s best frenemy
Is Amazon a writer’s friend or enemy? For self-published authors, Amazon opens new markets and publishing opportunities that traditional publishers reject. Yet the platform’s review system and policies can hurt sales. Amazon isn’t friend or foe—it’s a business partner with house rules writers must follow.
