Self Publishing Advice is a blog that offers advice for authors before and after the self-publishing process.
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The Heroes of Googley Woogley by Dalton James This self-published book was recently reviewed by www.readerviewskids.com: “The Heroes of Googley Woogley” is a creative book written and illustrated by seven-year-old Dalton James. Th...
I’ve helped savvy authors transition their books away from traditional publishing houses, newly publishing authors make informed decisions to pursue other options, and even had personal experience publishing under my own traditional contract. ...
If you’ve looked your Amazon.com listing, or any title if you’re just now preparing for publishing or self-publishing your book, you may have noticed “new and used” editions of books available for sale through the what is called the Amazon “Marketplace.” Think of the Amazon Marketplace like e-Bay;...
Much discussion surrounds the future of publishing in the digital world, the Kindle, and e-books. Will e-books replace libraries and bound copies of books? That’s really not the question; as authors, let’s step outside the box. Think of e-books as an opportunity to tease. Wi...
By the Side of the Buffalo Pasture By Lisa Boblett Recent review for By the Side of the Buffalo Pasture: Kathleen Buerer’s memoir, By the Side of the Buffalo Pasture, evokes yearning for meaning in life. ...
London Book Festival Awards calls for unique self-published book entries: The 2009 London Book Festival will hold its annual awards program celebrating books that deserve greater recognition from the international publishing community on January 21, 2010 at the city’s famed Grosvenor House. ...
This posts and blog exists to help you make the best informed choices for the future of their books. Whether you’re still in the conceptualization phase or searching for a publisher, these are tips, each worthy of careful consideration. ...
Drift by Sara San Angelo Recent reviews for Drift: “I had to force myself to put it down so I could savor it. ...
Has the credibility of self-publishing been in question previously? I have to admit I’ve dealt with my fair share of doubters. At times in fact I’ve felt, as has Tracy Jordan, stuck in Horseville – because I sat surrounded by Neighsayers. The ...
Editorial Q&A from an established Self-publishing consulting source: Q: I would like to know of a book or Web site that shows complete sentences in which a specified word is used...
Dave Eggers’ novel and screenplay adaptation of the timeless children’s book, Where the Wild Things Are saw its big screen debut last Friday, and with controversy tantamount to that created by Maurice Sendak’s original. Egge...
Hesitating at the Gate: Reflections on Aging by Ann Tudor This author submitted the following recent review for her book: In this collection of wry essays and poems, Ann Tudor says things about aging that no one else is saying. She offers insights, though no solutions...
This post won’t find it’s place among my direct self-publishing and book marketing tips, but an recognized advancement in the publishing world worthy of mention. Coming off a recognition as #268 on Inc. Ma...
Searching for Salvation by Albert L. Pike, Jr. This self-published book was recently reviewed by ReaderViews: “Searching for Salvation” is a poetry book that shows just because someone may appear to have it “all together” doesn’t make that fact. The author, Albert L. Pike, Jr...
This doesn’t speak at all exclusively to self-publishing/published authors. But, something every self-publishing author should take a moment to absorb: Building books that sell in the digital age - Karl Schroeder
