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Weβll likely order this one to sell as a distributor. Weβre selling the Bramble edition of Swordheart too.
Weβd have to contract with each publisher and itβs not in their interest to do that when they have larger platforms.
We can do that with her Black Dogs books due to a direct arrangement with Sofawolf, but there isnβt a way to sell ebooks directly from the big publishers on our website. Like a system for that.
this book kicks ass
Now in stock: Snake-Eater by @tkingfisher.com
argyllproductions.com/product/snak...
Our stock of this finally arrived!
If you want to pick up @tkingfisher.com's latest novellas, consider buying from our store. You'd be supporting a small press.
Same. There's no excuse at this point. Substack's willingness to platform and help fund Nazis is well known.
Thread (and not just because I'm mentioned.) Buying direct from a small press maximizes the amount that goes to the creators. And, yeah, this is a good time to do that.
RT if you've never had a tab of ChatGPT open 'just to do quick research'
This applies to this imprint too.
lunch.publishersmarketplace.com
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Perfect name. Get Lost is exactly what I want AI to do.
Still no. Those functions still rely on our dwindling resources to process, and if it's based on generative AI then it's still built on a foundation of stolen work.
Cover of The Analog Cat and other animals, by Alice Dryden. A blue-toned, striped anthropomorphic cat with glowing green eyes and a bionic right arm stands among circuit boards.
Itβs publication day for my short story collection, The Analog Cat! βπ
If you enjoy the kind of whimsical nonsense I post to social media, my fiction is pretty much the same thing but longer and with a plot.
Ah, my browser auto loaded it in reader mode so all I saw was the article text.
@deepvellum.bsky.social this article might be of interest to you.
I just read this article on the impact of AI on translation.
We're pleased to announce the release of our first non-fiction title: Writer Ways: A Helpful Guide to Novel Writing by @kyellgold.com
argyllproductions.com/product/writ...
Iβve always enjoyed stories by @huskyteer.co.uk but thereβs such a back catalogue - itβs fantastic that so many will now all be in one place
Iβm very much looking forward to this collection being released
Book cover spread featuring the back, spine, and front designed to look like a printed circuit board (PCB). The back has a large rectangular component for the book's description, and the front has a "cut in" banner component where a scrungled anthropomorphic cat with blue fur and darker blue stripes is standing. They have a robotic arm prosthetic illustrated in an almost "airbrushed" style, tatter ears and fur, and glowing green lenses that replace their eyes. Their tail is curling over the border of the banner and popping back up behind it again, giving it the look of a window cut into the cover. Circuit traces line the cover front to back, framing the various elements. Text on the front and spine read: "The Analog Cat and other animals", "Alice Dryden", and the back has the Argyll Productions logo present as well as a placeholder space for an ISBN.
Cover illustration contracted by @argyllbooks.bsky.social for @huskyteer.co.uk's upcoming anthology, The Analog Cat π¨βπ»π
This was an absolute joy to create, thank you again for the very on-brand commission!! I love robots/cyborgs of all stripes, and an excuse to perpetrate some skeuomorphic design. π
A blue-furred anthropomorphic cat with glowing green eyes and a cybernetic right arm stands in a portal with a blue background, the portal is surrounded by a circuit board design in shades of green. The title text reads "The Analog Cat and other animals" with the author name near the bottom reading "Alice Dryden."
Cover reveal!
Robot cats, four hundred drunk rabbits, a kitsune fighter pilot, and a gerbil who thinks sheβs James Bond.
A collection of speculative fiction stories, featuring creatures, from Ursa Major and CΓ³yotl Award winner @huskyteer.co.uk
Cover art and design by @czgoldedition.bsky.social
and if you want a copy, you can buy it here:
argyllproductions.com/product/the-...
Is this my beautiful house? Is this my beautiful life?
Follow up piece on the NEA grant debacle and the small press response.
@printrunpodcast.bsky.social the saga continues
Same. Iβm Scottish so itβs in my DNA. π
Being insulted, really needing a nap, and with genes βkeeping ya as plump as a Partridge to outrun the murderous bastards.β
Two books I received in the mail. Infinite archive by @mightymur.bsky.social and The City in the Middle of the Night by @charliejane.bsky.social
I took advantage of @bookshop.orgβs anti-Prime sale. I ordered @tkingfisher.comβs pre-order books and some other books Iβd been meaning to pick up. Quite a boon that even pre-order books got free shipping.