Here are the stats for the first 48 hours of my recent novel release. I pay attention to this information, even if it isn’t sales, because it interests me and I like to see how any work is doing when I release it.
The overall winner for generating hits is Scribd.com. They were gracious enough to feature my work once I put it up there. That front page bump really helps.
3,556 “Reads”
413 Downloads
8 5-Stars (including one by Scribd’s CEO)
9 Comments
1 Featured Award
1 Rising List Award
The next is Feedbooks, which is a …

I’ve made a few small changes to the site that I think are worth pointing out:
Buttons linking to my work on Scribd and Feedbooks are now over on the right, under the rss, email, and twitter buttons.
In interests of getting more of my work out there in multiple channels, I’m in the process of putting some of my writing up on Feedbooks. Currently only Waiting, Time to Get Up, and The Canoe are up there, but Neither a Borrower and another upcoming project will be there eventually.
My tech poetry …

In my last post I mentioned that I wanted to do one more post about copyright, detailing what a physical/digital hybrid copyright system might look like. I apologize for the delay in this follow-up post, but it’s been a pretty busy time at work in the last few weeks. I wasn’t allowed to mention why we were so busy until the deal went through, but now I’m able to talk about it. The company I work for was bought by a larger company, so transitioning to new systems, getting everything …