Digital Public Library of America: Perfect for Digital Researchers
The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) launched on April 18, and I have had some time to play around with it. So far, it’s an excellent collection of freely […]
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Digital Public Library of America Launches April 18
I’m very excited about the Digital Public Library of America, which launches April 18. It promises much, and at launch date it will bring in the best open access and […]
A Book Is a Start-up, says the New Yorker
I came across an interesting article this weekend at the New Yorker‘s book blog Page-Turner titled “A Book Is a Start-up.” There were many points brought up in the article, but […]
Deciding to Self-publish After Rejection
As authors get more direct access to publishing tools, the temptation to self-publish increases. This is now a viable and legitimate way to get your work into the hands of […]
How a novelist went from nothing to published on Amazon in two years
Here at Critical Margins, I often write about how digital platforms like the Kindle are changing the way writers publish and promote their work. In this guest post, novelist Peter […]
