The computer book publisher Coriolis, which closed March 29 and is seeking to sell its assets, is having a fire sale on its web site: All books 75 percent off.

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I'm testing the new comments system. A computer book author mailing list I am on has been filled with tales of woe from authors with books at Coriolis who have stopped receiving royalty payments. I hope some of this fire sale money reaches those writers, but my own personal experience in a tech bankruptcy makes me think they'll have trouble getting any of their delinquent royalties unless a buyer surfaces.

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