Articles by Rich Adin

a guest post by Rich Adin, a professional editor It isn’t too often that the worth of a good editor is hinted at by a reviewer, but when it happens, it stands out. In “The Surprising Empress” [Read More ...]

The week of March 3-10 was "Read an eBook Week," which is a week that I particularly look forward to each year. It is the week when many authors put their ebooks on sale, with discounts ranging from [Read More ...]

With the release of both Amazon's and Barnes & Nobles quarterly figures, which include the 2012 holiday season, the blogosphere has been rife with posts foretelling the demise of Barnes & [Read More ...]

Editor's Note: The following post is by Rich Adin, and it reflects the inside the industry viewpoint of a long-time professional editor. In the past, consolidation has been very bad for professional [Read More ...]

The mantra for many ebookers over the past year or so was “get rid of agency pricing and bring back lower ebook prices based on competition.” These ebookers are ecstatic over the approval of [Read More ...]

In a post discussing a tweet from author Brent Weeks last week Nate wondered, in his blog post "Not All of Us Drink a $4 Coffee, Mr. Weeks," why publishers aren't "trying to convert paper book [Read More ...]

eBooks have changed the way we think of value in regards to books. For myriad reasons, ebookers think that the price of ebooks should be no more than the price of a mass market paperback, and often [Read More ...]