I’ve had a really busy week (with non-blog stuff), so I didn’t have a lot of time to read articles this week. But here are a few that caught my eye:
Stefanie Cohen explains “Why Women Writers Still Take Men’s Names” (and occasionally vice versa.) (The New York Times)
If you’re phobic about bugs, don’t read this: Bedbugs are hitching a ride in the spines of hardcover library books. Yikes. (The New York Times)
Sam Missingham of FutureBook looks at traditionally- and self-published authors’ opinions on traditional publishing deals vs. self-publishing. My take? There’s a bit of grass-is-greener thinking on both sides. Interesting article, and worth a read (despite occasional lapses of grammar.)
