NYT-bestselling fantasy author in charlottesville va
alix e. harrow
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even if libraries caused readers to buy fewer books* it would be worth it, in order to live in the kind of society that produces readers and books.
*they don't, and this survey doesn't successfully demonstrate that they do
okay also the AG survey notes a decline in average author income. but print book sales are pretty similar to what they were in 2009. rather than wondering where those profits are going, if it's not to authors, they're choosing to blame........public libraries. curious!
alix e. harrow
alix e. harrow
You all-- I never thought I'd see the day, but library peeps, strap in for a fight. The Author's Guild is going after us as the reason why authors are making less money. I don't think they understand who they are dealing with: www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
asked my 7yo why (the fuck) they were lifting each spoonful of cereal up to the window. "i just thought they should see the sky. before....you know"
sylvia townsend warner in 1926, foreseeing the type of author who would use AI:
the checkout limit on my kids' card is 75 items. they hit that number pretty often. the ability for young people to read freely, widely, and indulgently is like, one of the best things we ever built as a nation???
i know everybody got this out of their system yesterday but you can't be sure the horse is dead until you've kicked it a few extra times
