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From Douglas Rushkoff’s response to R.U. Sirius’ “Is The Net Good For Writers?” (10 Zen Monkeys: 5 October 2007):

But I think many writers - even good ones - will have to accept the fact that books can be loss-leaders or break-even propositions in a highly mediated world where showing up in person generates the most income.

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Posted on April 19th, 2008 by Scott Granneman
Categories: On Writing, art, business
Tags: art, business, change, future, money, work, writing