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Bryony Allen replied in Teenagers and Ebooks

Hi Oli,

Thanks for your input here, this makes things a bit clearer and I do agree with all the points you make. I have teenage children myself and I must admit that I have been observing how they consume ‘digital content’, it’s daily and I don’t think that is ever going to change for younger generations going forward now. In fact my daughters have already mentioned to me about using Facebook as a medium to generate awareness of the book and it is something I’m looking in to and researching at the moment. I do think social networking will have a part to play and I guess it should also help me find organisations for groups of younger people with a bit of hard work and research.

Thanks again!

Bryony

Brittany Morrow replied in the book hush hush

Hush, hush was nothing like Twilight. There is only one main guy (Patch) and he is a fallen angel who was tring to kill Nora! The complete opposet of a nice vegetarian mindreading vampire. Brilliant story and completely original

Bryony Allen replied in Thoughts on OTOLI

They are few and far between, but they do exist! The extra large salary and conference banquets help some. No cynicism there, honestly!

John Lewis replied in Publisher details

Sounds perfectly reasonable. Perhaps if the issue of accidental deletion is an problem, introducing a system whereby edits only take effect on the approval of an administrator would be an idea?