Open Heart Publishing
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
To me "Open Heart" suggests either painful surgery or Jane Seymour selling her soul to Kay Jewelers. But apparently it is also an e-publisher. Sort of.
Read more...To me "Open Heart" suggests either painful surgery or Jane Seymour selling her soul to Kay Jewelers. But apparently it is also an e-publisher. Sort of.
Read more...Trapezium Ebooks (a distributor) is closing its doors due to software issues and a general failure to thrive.
Read more...Whoever decided to widely announced JK Rowling's first "adult novel" clearly had a mind that never gets within spitting distance of the gutter. But there have been plenty of raised eyebrows ever since. As witness an outbreak of sniggering in the comments section. It kind of makes me kind of hope she is penning an erotic romance (although I very much doubt it).
Read more...Does anyone have the 411 on who is behind Kite Hill Publishing. Is it the rather inexperienced (as far as I can tell) debut authors? It seems to be a small e/POD gay fiction press depending on Smashwords and Lightning Press. Rather underwhelming. So, the matter of who is behind it is kind of important. And the pop ups on the website, well....
Read more..."Today we are modifying our Terms of Service to clarify our policies regarding erotic fiction that contains bestiality, rape and incest. If you write in any of these categories, please carefully read the instructions below and remove such content from Smashwords. If you don’t write in these categories, you can disregard this message."
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Barney Rosset's, the man behind Grove Press which he acquired in 1951, was a crusader for erotic and other kinds of challenging fiction. Frequently embroiled in lawsuits, Rosset saw erotica as just one of many frontiers where the first amendment was under attack. If he liked something, he published it, and would not let oppressive obscenity laws stop him. He was the first to publish uncensored editions of Lady Chatterley's Lover and Tropic of Cancer in the United States. Grove also published The Story of O, Autobiography of Malcolm X and the first US edition of Waiting for Godot. Rosset recently passed away at the age of 89.
See also:
Champion of Erotica and the Beats
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