One of the most recent trends of the book blogging community is the art of bookstagramming. Bookstagram is what we call the bookish community on Instagram, where bookstagrammers share aesthetically pleasing photos featuring our favorite things in the world — books.

If you happen to have an Instagram account, you only need to head over to a few of the most popular hashtags like #bookstagram, #bookgram, #bookphotography, and all other bookish derivatives to find amazing book photos and follow your favorite accounts to keep seeing these photos on your feed

http://katetilton.com/how-to-start-bookstagram/

Good E-Reader – eBook, Audiobook and Digital Publishing News / by Mercy Pilkington 

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The Author Earnings report has come out once again, and if there’s any criticism to be lobbed its way, it’s that the data is thorough enough to make even the most fanatical number cruncher see spots. The breakdown in last month’s report is once again by sales channel, English speaking sales market, publication route, and more.

But one thing hasn’t changed about the report, and that’s its single-minded focus on making sure everyone in the game can make an informed decision. That sentiment drives almost every aspect of compiling the report, but this particular edition takes it a step further in “guiding” self-published authors in their choice to go exclusive with Amazon or not…

http://goodereader.com/blog/indie-author-news/should-authors-go-exclusive-with-amazon