Sometimes we forget
that American genre fiction is popular overseas—Westerns included. And why not?
We might think of the Wild West as uniquely American, but we enjoy King Arthur,
Lawrence of Arabia, The Count of Monte Cristo, The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, and samurai adventures. If you
write genre fiction, don't neglect this market. (The Steve Dancy Tales are popular in foreign counties, especially
England and Germany.)
If you want a feel for Euro-Westerns, visit The Tainted Archive which is based in the United Kingdom. This article is about Sergio Corbucci's spaghetti Westerns. Not as well known as Sergio Leone, Corbucci wrote and directed the original Django, among other Westerns.
If you want a feel for Euro-Westerns, visit The Tainted Archive which is based in the United Kingdom. This article is about Sergio Corbucci's spaghetti Westerns. Not as well known as Sergio Leone, Corbucci wrote and directed the original Django, among other Westerns.
It used to be difficult to sell in foreign markets, but not
anymore. This is another major change brought about by eBooks. Your book can be
decomposed into ones and zeros, bytes can sprint across the globe at the speed
of light, and then be instantly reassembled in some far off land. In a small
way, Scotty of Star Trek fame has been displaced by a Kindle.
