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Future of poetry publishing: on tablets or off?
In a recent article in the Independent Penguin CEO John Makinson talked about the changes in book production as publishers react to the growing popularity of tablets (eg: ipad) and reading devices (eg: kindle). (via @AustLiterature).
Jill Jones has a more considered response to ereaders over at her rubystreet blog.
What are your thoughts about the future of poetry publishing? And how will poets and small publishers adapt?
Jill Jones has a more considered response to ereaders over at her rubystreet blog.
What are your thoughts about the future of poetry publishing? And how will poets and small publishers adapt?
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Permalink Reply by Adrian Wiggins on
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Link: ireadreview.com puts the boot into Penguin for passing off iphone apps as ebooks.
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Permalink Reply by Josh Mei-Ling Dubrau on
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Well, I definitely prefer to be ON tablets myself - makes reading and writing poetry far more enjoyable : )
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There are poems where sometimes one just needs a little something to help one through.
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