“But see, publishers don’t actually know what readers want. They know what distributors want. Joe and Jane Smith? No clue. Barnes & Noble? Wal-Mart? Publishers know what those guys want. Welcome back, gatekeepers.” — Sean Platt Copy Share Image
“Raj, hang on. I need to—” “Don’t try explaining anything to me. I understand just fine.” He stared at Piper for an elongated moment.… — Sean Platt Copy Share
“Know what you want, then know what you’re willing to give up to get it. That’s the recipe for the best possible life.” — Sean Platt Copy Share
“The harder I work, the luckier I get,” and that is absolutely how we all feel about luck, publishing, and life in general. For” — Sean Platt Copy Share
“Will found it funny that people balked at paying retail price for a book, something that a writer poured his or her heart and… — Sean Platt Copy Share
“Moore's Law states that the number of transistors you can place on an integrated circuit doubles every two years or so, each time at… — Sean Platt Copy Share
“Indies are doing well because of their willingness to experiment, their willingness to share data and lessons with other writers, and their unflinching habit… — Sean Platt Copy Share
“Almost everything you’d ever want to achieve is simple, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Know the difference. Embrace it, and you’ll have a… — Sean Platt Copy Share
“And it looks like the universe finally took care of Facebook once and for all.” — Sean Platt Copy Share
“But here’s an ugly truth about typos and other small editing mistakes: They exist in traditional books, too.” — Sean Platt Copy Share
“People who needed magic to explain science were simply not appreciative of the everyday magic of reality.” — Sean Platt Copy Share
