In our series on the future of the book, we have heard pessimism from the author Graham Swift who fears that the rise of digital publishing will mean writers can't earn a living. We have heard from publishers concerned about the power of Amazon and from an agent who says the industry needs to change radically.
But should ebooks be feared? Kate Pullinger is a Canadian novelist who won the 2009 Governor General's Award for her book The Mistress of Nothing. She has also been writing digital fiction for the past ten years including Inanimate Alice, a story for children. She says the new technology should be welcomed.
suttonnick - about 6 years ago
In our series on the future of the book, we have heard pessimism from the author Graham Swift who fears that the rise of digital publishing will mean writers can't earn a living. We have heard from publishers concerned about the power of Amazon and from an agent who says the industry needs to change radically.
But should ebooks be feared? Kate Pullinger is a Canadian novelist who won the 2009 Governor General's Award for her book The Mistress of Nothing. She has also been writing digital fiction for the past ten years including Inanimate Alice, a story for children. She says the new technology should be welcomed.