My short story collection, The Bridge That Bunuel Built, has been reissued by the new epublishing collective, Thirst Edition Fiction. You may remember I interviewed Matt Curran, the man behind Thirst, a little while ago. To celebrate, the ebook will be free for 5 days until Friday 18th May.
Thirst eDition Fiction is a new e-publishing venture that launches today April 23, with the release of three titles: A Proper Job by Ian Hocking, Dragonchaser by Tim Stretton and Mean, Mode, Median by Aliya Whiteley. Future titles include Basic Theology for Fallen Women by Frances Garrood and a re-launch of my own The Bridge …
Adventures in e-publishing part 12 – an interview with Matt Curran. Read More »
Richard T. Kelly is Editor-in-Chief of Faber Finds, the Faber and Faber imprint devoted to rediscovering and re-issuing out of print and often forgotten literary masterpieces. He is also the author of three acclaimed ‘oral history’ books on film and film-makers for Faber: Alan Clarke (1998), The Name of This Book is Dogme 95 (2000), …
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Aliefka Bijlsma was born in the Caribbean but has lived all over the world. She is an author and screenwriter who is also an e-publishing pioneer in Holland, where she now lives. Her most recent novel, The Consul General’s Wife, came out as a free e-book achieving 50,000 downloads, after being published conventionally. One critic …
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This adventure happened somewhere else. It’s a piece I wrote for the View From Here. Please click here to read it. Other adventures in e-Publishing are: One. A look at INSIDE ITALY By Michael Gregorio. Two. Interview with Lee Jackson. Three. Interview with Ian Hocking. Four. Interview with Kate Lyall Grant. Five. The Bridge that …
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