I wrote a college textbook.

[reddragdiva]

In a small way. But gosh!

Also, the print version is gorgeous. (If you're in the US, that's the link to tell people, 'cos I get the most money from it.)

I've turned the book site into a sceptical Bitcoin blog. Because punditry is my life now. That and trolling bitcoiners on Twitter, of course.

The book is doing shockingly well for a self-published work without any money spent on promotion. About 800 ebooks and 100 printed copies in a month. People who read it love it ... so I need to get the word out. Please tell everyone you know!

(how the hell do I get journalists to look at an ebook.)

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[tcpip]

It's very good news indeed. Where do I get a signed copy from? :)

[reddragdiva]

You come to the UK and I sign it ;-p

[reddragdiva]

I'm actually surprised how well the print version is doing. I'd always thought of this as an ebook, and I basically don't read paper books any more. But so many people asked for one, so I did one. It was a surprising amount of fun tweaking the typography and making everything lovely. The artist, Alli Kirkham, is also a graphic designer, so that's why it looks (as someone on FB put it) not self-published. I'm very pleased with it.

[ewt]

Shared the blog on Twitter, since that's the thing of mine that most people seem to see.

[reddragdiva]

<3

[damerell]

If I'm not in the US, what do I do?

[reddragdiva]

Amazon UK has the print version too, for £12.99.