publishing
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This week in Indie Publishing News
This week in Indie Publishing from Don. Don Massenzio Self-Publishing: An Insult to the Written Word or a Boon to the Industry? In an article by author Laurie Gough titled Self-Publishing: An Insult to the Written Word, she argues that self-publishing is devaluing to the art of writing, disrespectful, and less desirable than sharing “a… Continue reading
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Revision and Technique
Excellent advice on Revisions and Technique. Skylander Press Before beginning a revision project, it’s important to consider several technical matters. Just as important is to keep in mind that these aren’t rules, but principles that will encourage you to make informed choices about your work. For every suggestion or example, there are exceptions, and nothing… Continue reading
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Writing and Financial Stability – The Harsh Reality
When I was in the eleventh grade, Mrs. Labno, my AP Lit teacher, gave us our end of the year assignment. We were to write an autobiography or rather, a condensed version of where we saw ourselves as adults. I still have that paper today and looking back on my own words I laugh. I… Continue reading
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Get Out There
I’m glad I didn’t know much about publishing when I published my first book or my second for that matter. Though I surely paid in quality, I’m still glad I was green. Before you judge, hear me out. There’s a lot of information out there. Everyone has an opinion on how a book should be… Continue reading
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The Hard Truth About Publishing—What Writers & Readers NEED to Know
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog: As we careen toward the New Year, many emerging writers have a goal to finally publish that novel and I hope you do! But the arts are kind of strange. We often get fixated on the creative side, without really understanding the business side of our business. The publishing… Continue reading
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FORMATTING A PRINT BOOK #amwriting #selfpublishing #bookformatting #KDP
Formatting print versions of your book. Continue reading
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