Suchian Musings And Ramblings About General Designs Involving Notable Estuaries
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I know you probably already know this, but audiobooks are actually very important as an accessibility tool. If an author wants their work to be enjoyed by blind people or other people who can’t read text, making an audiobook available is the most effective way to give them that option.
(Braille books, while really cool, are unfortunately not as common in the ’20s as they once were, and they are often prohibitively expensive compared to audiobooks.)
From my perspective, as someone who does aspire to be a published author one day, I would personally like to make use of any medium available to me if it means more people will read my work.
That said: Yes, there is absolutely a special appeal to an old-fashioned dead tree book, and I hope to have my work printed in one at least once.The thing about Blood and Honey is that it basically exists solely for the shock value. Some hack filmmaker wanted to generate hype and realized that an easy way to do that would be to create an intentionally provocative violent film centered on a beloved children’s character.
It’s not worth paying any more mind than the kid in your 7th grade class who liked to draw pentacles and write “HAIL SATAN” all over the paper covers on his textbooks.
I understand where you’re coming from, at least.
I kind of take the extreme opposite view: My work, once it’s left my brain and been printed on paper, is yours to do with as you see fit. I can’t stop you and I have no desire to stop you. All I ask is basic reciprocity: if you choose to use my work however you want, please do so with the understanding that I will similarly be using your work however I want.
Not so.