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Mike Scantlebury

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Internet Authors aren't carnivores

16th June 2007
When vegetarians want to be insulting, they call anyone who disagrees with them a 'carnivore'. That's inaccurate. No human being is a carnivore. People are omnivores. Generally speaking, -if you look around the world - you see that people eat both meat a...

The 7 Levels of Publishing, Part Three

15th June 2007
Previously in 'The 7 levels of publishing' ? The First Level of Publishing is to receive a single copy of a book. The Second Level of Publishing is when you receive five copies. The Third Level of Publishing is when you want 50 copies. The Fourth Level...

Internet Authors are the new Slush Pile

04th June 2007
Traditional Publishers are strange people. They have a habit of wanting everything - even if it's completely contradictory. For instance, I've just read an article where an established publisher was complaining that the standard of books published on the ...

Alternatives to Education Meltdown

31st May 2007
Why is it that education is never geared towards the majority? Does that sound harsh? Well, that's certainly the impression you would get if you listened to the latest debate about education in England. Check your daily newspaper right now, and you'll ...

The 7 Levels of Publishing, Part Two

23rd May 2007
Previously � in Part One. The First Level of Publishing is to print one copy. The Second Level of Publishing is when you receive five copies. The Third Level of Publishing is when you want 50 copies. Now - Part Two. The Fourth Level of publishi...

The 7 Levels of Publishing, Part One

21st May 2007
Many authors don't stop to think that they are not all the same. They don't all want the same thing. In fact, there are seven possible levels of achievement open to authors. The first is getting their book published. For themselves. Many authors slave ...

Why Internet Authors don't need surfers

11th May 2007
Let's imagine what it would be like if an internet surfer read a novel in the same way they viewed the web. Just to make it interesting, let's imagine it's the sort of book I write, a murder mystery. The surfer clicks on a page and finds that he's arri...

Internet Authors aren't Newspaper Columnists

06th May 2007
The problem with the internet is that it changes so fast, and develops in so many different ways, that ordinary people have problems keeping up with it. Worse, they don't see new things as they are but instead, as reflections of things they are already fa...

Why Internet Authors don't need Critics

01st May 2007
I love to help people, and I'm always ready to give advice to people who ask. For instance, there's a lot of people out there seeking advice because they've written a book. A lot of people. Almost as many as the number of people who give advice to peop...
 
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