Beat to a Pulp in some ways marked a kind of turning point for the online crime fiction scene. Instead of gathering stories together in issues to be released according to a schedule they utilize the continuous publication format.Read the rest of Brian Lindenmuth's column at Spinetingler Magazine.
8 comments:
I've always thought that was a stroke of genius. Truly uses the strength of the online form, rather than adhering to print's more rigid timetable.
It wound up being the right move for us :)
If we could make more money we would actually love to do a story a week. We'll get there though.
Setting trends...just like a Legend.
Chris, DZ's MuzzleFlash had it down pat. He would update every three days or maybe every two weeks. You never knew and kept clicking back to find out.
Brian, You have the go to site. Any more powerful and we will have to break you up like Ma Bell or Standard Oil. :)
Alyssa, I am Legend!
Interesting piece.
Alyssa, would that be A Fistful of Legends...?
Nik, That would be this legend. :)
I'm not sure if you thought up this format, David, or if it was another brilliant idea from BTAP's design wizardress, dMix, but it's gratifying to see it noticed.
Elaine Ash
EA, I had better start writing my bio because the facts are beginning to blur.
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