The publishing process is lengthy and mutli-faceted, but by isolating the key steps, you can better prepare to become a published author. Traditional and independent
If you’re a first time-author, you may be unsure of how to approach the publishing stage. There’s the question of traditional versus independent (“self”) publishing,
30 Seconds to Make the Sale Every new venture requires an elevator pitch, one that’s a catchy and compact “sale.” This pitch is designed to
“The good news about self-publishing is you get to do everything yourself. The bad news about self-publishing is you get to do everything yourself.” ~Lori
Jumping into a book without an outline is like going on a road trip without a map or phone to give you directions. It’s possible,
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You may be thinking that your ideal reader is simply someone who buys and reads your book. While I can sympathize, you need to develop
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There are very few frustrations that compare to picking up a book with an attractive front cover only to flip to the back and find