By: The Intergalactic Academy’s Long Range Scan (July) – The Intergalactic...
[...] up. By the way, have you heard about Strange Chemistry’s parent company, Angry Robot’s, new indie ebook initiative? From July 4th, Customers who buy Angry Robot novels from Mostly Books will be...
View ArticleBy: Tom Loock
Excellent idea. Sort of … I think it’s generally yet another good idea/initiative by one of my favourite publishers, but it would really make sense in combination with collectible editions. Word is you...
View ArticleBy: Angela Korra'ti
This is an amazing step to take and if I were a resident of the UK, I’d make a point of patronizing that particular shop just to show my support. :) I’ve been saying for ages that I’d absolutely pay a...
View ArticleBy: Angela Korra'ti
Oh, what an AWESOME idea. :D I’ve been saying for ages that I’d totally pay a little bit more for the privilege of being able to buy both the print and electronic editions of a book. If I were a...
View ArticleBy: Angela Korra'ti
Oops, sorry about the previous double comment! I didn’t see the first one go through so I thought I had a browser cookie problem. *^_^*;; (Or um yeah you can take it as a sign of how awesome I think...
View ArticleBy: Diane L Urbanec
I’m sure plenty of people will be excited about this. Arthritis troubles make my Kindle easier on my hands, so I mostly stick with Ebooks. Angela, I got a great book light from M-edge and use...
View ArticleBy: Stuff and nonsense - part 2 (July 6, 2012) - Pathetic Fallacy | The...
[...] Books (publishers of The Damned Busters, one of the books I recently grabbed on a whim) about their new plans to support independent book stores by offering free (as in beer and as in [...]
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[...] book idea and, if selected for the site, set a financial goal and gather pledges from readers. And Angry Robot’s Clonefiles gives buyers of their paper books free access to the ebook [...]
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[...] a few examples of attempts at innovation, including HarperCollins’ Authonomy, Unbound, and Angry Robot’s Clonefiles, but says these efforts are focusing on “incremental improvements of existing...
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[...] of the e-book market is bundling — putting print and electronic material together for sale. Angry Robot Books outlines how they are now doing a bundling program and doing it in partnership...
View ArticleBy: Tim Baker
I have two questions; What can Indie authors do to help? How much support are you offering to Indie Authors?
View ArticleBy: Lee
Hi Tim, You can buy from Indie stores – that would help. And what are we doing to support Indie authors? If you mean unagented authors, or authors not currently under contract by the major publishers,...
View ArticleBy: Deborah
Yes! Go, you good things! That is such a sensible idea. So when you get to doing this in Australia, may I suggest Gleebooks, and Better Read Than Dead, in Sydney?
View ArticleBy: Kim
If we are not in the UK can we get the e-book and donate the hardcopy book to a library or other reading scheme?
View ArticleBy: Darren
Hi Kim – That’s a lovely thought, but not quite how the Clonefiles system works just at the moment – the paper edition has to be bought from an indie bookstore here in the UK, and the store then sends...
View ArticleBy: Anne Lyle
Awesome initiative! I like to have paper editions of my favourite authors’ books to add to my collection, but ebooks are often more convenient (especially in a wet UK – ereaders are somewhat more...
View ArticleBy: The 2012 Clonefiles Experiment | The Robot Watcher
[…] “We’ve always been champions of DRM-free eBook publishing and have always been eager to experiment with new business and distribution models,” writes Lee Harris of Angry Robot. […]
View ArticleBy: Why Do the Indies Matter to AR? | The Robot Watcher
[…] series mentioned that Angry Robot titled their post announcing Clonefiles “Supporting Independent Booksellers.” Why did AR decide to include this additional party in their crucial experiment? Is […]
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