that would never make it in the traditional print industry such as, and these are real, the jane austen inspired pride and penetration. or the historical fiction abraham lincoln ninja [bleep] master, daniel-day lewis, return my call. (applause) so a big tip of the hat to amazon for putting the power of the press in the hands of the people, especially in their finest new genre and again this is real, dinosaur erotica. (laughter) it's for anyone who has been to the museum of natural history and said to themselves, i'd tap that. (laughter) the genre-- (applause) the genre includes such actual works as taken by the t-rex. rafished by the triceratops and in the velociraptor's nest, here is an excerpt. azog felt the kiss of sharp claws against her skin as the hide slid from her shoulder and exposed one naked heaving breast. azog gasped and relaxed as her body warmed to the intoxicating sensation of the beast flesh against her own. that is the hottest story of a prehistoric creature taking advantage of a young woman since hugh hefner. (applause) who among us-- (cheers and applause) who, who am

if you have read "50 shades of gray" this may not be a jane austen novel, but it has topped the seller lists around the world and sold more than 79 copies. yes, this one was self published. and more people are acutely aware of this disruptive trend. publishers weekly has been in the book business for 150 years. they offer a supplement that cater to sell publishers who, according to them, collectively turn onto it 50,000 titles a year. >> mainstreamer via media. -- mainstream review medium. an outpouring of books and opportunities, ramping up titles and print on demand can it gave authors their paternity to print on their own and small opportunities and more more people wanted more control. i'm surprised at how rapidly it has gone in the last couple years. technology has changed. e-books have changed. so technology has escalated it. >> it has also taken storytelling to an interactive level. >> the first horror novel got a positive reviews to spur him on. now he hopes to take the zombies from his second tour book -- second horror book into the realm of gaming. >> we have a funding goal o

if your category is author jane uh -- you jane austen can only be the author once. >> you are terrible. andy, are you disgusting. are you disturbed there are no clues representing your unique sexuality? >> i don't think you know what a sequential hemaphrodite is. sometimes i am a dude. sometimes i am a chick. sometimes i am upset. other times i am not upset. and sometimes i am just on the fence. i like the way it feels. >> it was good until then. >> i like weighing both topics. what are you boning about? indeed. >> indeed. you know what these stories are? these are stories that give writers work to do. if you take any subject you can take three words, is blank sexist? you can do nascar and then next week if you want to make more money you say furniture. is furniture sexist? and then you can do food. is a certain food sexist? i will keep doing this until i ran out of time. >> you can do racist too. >> is racist sexist? >> is sexist racist? >> this woman is a game show version of media matters. >> exactly. >> it would be hoof her to check out what is going on on "the price is right." >>

if your category is author jane uh -- you jane austen can only be the author once. >> you are terrible. andy, are you disgusting. are you disturbed there are no clues representing your unique sexuality? >> i don't think you know what a sequential hemaphrodite is. sometimes i am a dude. sometimes i am a chick. sometimes i am upset. other times i am not upset. and sometimes i am just on the fence. i like the way it feels. >> it was good until then. >> i like weighing both topics. what are you boning about? indeed. >> indeed. you know what these stories are? these are stories that give writers work to do. if you take any subject you can take three words, is blank sexist? you can do nascar and then next week if you want to make more money you say furniture. is furniture sexist? and then you can do food. is a certain food sexist? i will keep doing this until i ran out of time. >> you can do racist too. >> is racist sexist? >> is sexist racist? >> this woman is a game show version of media matters. >> exactly. >> it would be hoof her to check out what is going on on "the price is right." >>

musically, maximum hedrum gets funky down in austen.at sundance. today, she's back with her latest effort. a fantastic thriller called "the east." from the redbury in hollywood, here's my time with brit marling. ♪ >> the first time you find yourself in a dumpster dumpster diving, you're like this is crazy. and it seems so other and weird. and then, you do it, and you make it in a squat, and you feed a bunch of kids who are living in that neighborhood and going to bed hungry at night. then, suddenly, you're like, "wait, not dumpster diving seems crazy." ♪ >> carson: i love this movie. >> really? >> carson: yeah, i'm so excited to be able to talk to you a little bit about it. i mean, the themes of it alone, the sort of eco-terrorism and espionage and collective mentality. i mean, this -- all things i love in a movie. >> we love espionage movies. i love the "bourne" movies. and i love the '70s thrillers. >> carson: me too. those are expensive movies. >> they are so expensive. certainly, any time you can bring down the cost, it's like there

. >> right, but i've read about austen in the 70s. i was a care much. but downtown and 86 historic area was pretty run down. it was because of its run down it attracted some energetic people without a whole lot of money to comment tartar bars and music venues that eventually gained the notice of a lot of people. and that kept things holding on i guess until the city took an active interest in revitalizing down town. so far just in the past 10 years i've seen a huge change down here. it's a different place than in 1991 and even a different place when i started writing the books 10 years ago. >> it is kind of an odd advert in the way you are part time because you are writing the early history of a place that at the moment everybody cares about because of kind of what it says about the future and what is happening right now. you can kind of walked into without "the new york times" writing about -- [inaudible] or not that's because it's unfashionable or in reaction to what some might comment that orientation towards austin. >> it has come to be the place to