Todays links of interest:
- Creditors try forcing Anderson News into bankruptcy
They want their money and they want it, well, as soon as things wend their way through the legal system. - Against All Odds, Small Presses Prosper
Is it really against all odds, or is more likely that these small presses are able to pivot faster? - The Fastest-Growing Category in the iTunes App Store: Books
Luckily for Steve Jobs, since people don’t read, this trend will not continue. - Seanchai: Interview with Ginger Clark, literary agent
Gretchen McNeil takes time from her busy schedule to interview literary agent Ginger McNeil. - Nelson Makes Books Available in All Formats for One Price
NelsonFree, the new project from the always innovative Thomas Nelson, launches today. And you thought Michael Hyatt was goofing off on his recent vacation! - High Court to Hear ‘Tasini’ Appeal
Or, the never-ending case proves why it earned this distinction. - Daniel X: iPhone Graphic Novel
For those who dismissed the ScrollMotion application due to high prices and difficulties with finding books in the iPhone app store, we bring you: a reason to reconsider. What we’re seeing here is how the technology is *different* from other iPhone books apps (color! graphics!). - ABA Indies Choice Book Award Nominees
Proof of lack of coffee: we stared at this list for a long time before remembering that the indie part references the bookstores, not the publishers. Congratulations to all nominees. - Holtzbrinck’s North America Sales Fell In ’07
You read that date right, 2007 sales figures are released by the privately held Holtzbrinck. - Interview: Andrew Savikas of O’Reilly Media
Now Abbeville Press brings out the heavy hitters! - Seen Reading busted by Indigo
In which one person wants to publicize books while a probably well-meaning but clueless bookstore employee throws up roadblocks. Time for a team meeting!
