Your Book as a Database: A Primer
By Chris Kubica Read Part Two and Part Three of this article on our news blog. Imagine the future of books not as physical objects, […] The post Your Book as a Database: A Primer appeared first on...
View ArticleShould Writers Write for Themselves or Others?
By Edward Nawotka Today’s lead story by Chris Kubica outlines a future for books in which they are not physical objects, but relational databases. The, […] The post Should Writers Write for Themselves...
View ArticleYour Book as a Database (Part 2)
By Chris Kubica Yesterday, in Your Book as a Database: A Primer, we laid the foundation for thinking of books as relational databases. Today, I […] The post Your Book as a Database (Part 2) appeared...
View ArticleYour Book as a Database (Part 3)
By Chris Kubica Thursday, in Your Book as a Database: A Primer, we laid the foundation for thinking of books as relational databases. Yesterday in […] The post Your Book as a Database (Part 3) appeared...
View ArticleRichard Nash Q&A: Sneak Peak at Redlemonade, Discusses Reading, Personal History
By Chris Kubica Last week, I asked my colleague, Richard Nash, founder of Cursor — a “Publishing 3.0” startup based in Brooklyn, New York, publishing […] The post Richard Nash Q&A: Sneak Peak at...
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