Emma Baird

@emmabaird.bsky.social

Tries to write (and sell) books, look after cats and produce meals that don't look like the school dinner lady dumped them on a plate. No DMs, please. https://pinkglitterpubs.com

New Books, Audiobook Magic and Cute Cats Gather round. Grab a tea/diet coke/glass of Prosecco or a whisky (I don’t judge) while I fill you in on everything happening in my writing world—from new novel releases and audiobook surprises to unboxing dread and life at home.

New Books, Audiobook Magic and Cute Cats

Gather round. Grab a tea/diet coke/glass of Prosecco or a whisky (I don’t judge) while I fill you in on everything happening in my writing world—from new novel releases and audiobook surprises to unboxing dread and life at home.

pinkglitterpubs.com

The Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh building is a masterpiece. We need a full, faithful restoration with zero erosion of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s original design intent. If you agree, please add your name to the petition to help save 'The Mack': you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/fu...

Fully and Faithfully Restore ‘The Mack’

The Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh building is a masterpiece. We need a full, faithful restoration with zero erosion of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s original design intent. If you agree, please add...

you.38degrees.org.uk

A book of mine that mostly languishes at the bottom of the bookselling platform heap has recently sold three copies, and as I am the opposite of a catastrophiser, my mind leaps to viral bookselling success, where unaided entirely by my marketing efforts, it sells record copies and even...

In (not) surprising news, “Since 2019, Amazon.com, Inc. has secretly and systematically overcharged its approximately 1.2 million advertising customers by manipulating the ‘auctions’ that it uses to set the price of ads on its platform,” arstechnica.com/tech-policy/... #booksky #authors

FTC alleges Amazon illegally made $20 billion by rigging billions of ad auctions

FTC says firm replaces actual ad-auction results "with higher prices set by Amazon."

arstechnica.com