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Month: January 2012

What You Calling a Bubble

On January 31, 2012 By Vincent A. AlasciaIn PublishingLeave a comment

I came across an interesting post on The Self Publishing Revolution. It was a response to an tweet that warned of a coming burst to the self-ePublishing "bubble." I used quotes around bubble for a reason. One is that i do not agree with it. True self-publishing seems to be the hot thing right now …

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Book Signing Event

On January 22, 2012January 24, 2012 By Vincent A. AlasciaIn EventsLeave a comment

Sunday Feb. 12th at Next Coffee Company in Glendale myself along with the rest of the Westside Wordsmiths will be on hand from 11:30 to 2:30 signing copies of our books and talking about publishing and the craft of writing. Come by for some great coffee, awesome pasteries and sandwiches and a lively discussion. Posted …

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Stop SOPA

On January 18, 2012March 22, 2013 By Vincent A. AlasciaIn Odds & Ends2 Comments

I figured that rather than making my blog go dark in support of the SOPA protests, I would chime in with my feelings. As a writer and musician I understand the threat that online piracy represents and that people need to pay for the media that they consume. That being said I do think the …

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New Character

On January 13, 2012 By Vincent A. AlasciaIn Writing1 Comment

It's funny how things happen. Last night while my wife and I trolled Facebook she came across a post that influenced me to rewrite one of the characters in my new novel. I had originally planned this character to be a love interest of the main character, Constable Darrow, but that wasn't working out so …

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Looking at You 2011

On January 7, 2012March 22, 2013 By Vincent A. AlasciaIn Writing1 Comment

I thought I would use my first post of the new year to think about the past one. Not very original, I know, but you are still reading. Before the year finished up I received my first royalty payment from Amazon. After years of sending them money it fell great getting some back. Too bad …

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