Self-Publishing Basics: The 10 Step Checklist You Need to Publish Your Own Book
Tired of waiting? Ready to publish? We’ve got your back.
Tired of waiting? Ready to publish? We’ve got your back.
Breathing new life into the independent publishing sector, POD has provided a reliable and accessible alternative to traditional publishing and has given authors the choice to assume full control of the process.
Even though you may have already invested in some equipment and training to enhance your abilities as a writer, there is more to it than that.
When trying to get picked up by a literary agent, you’ll need to have a synopsis of your book at the ready.
Writers aim for the ultimate goal with their work: to be published.
For better or for worse though, you’re going to have a much better chance of getting your book to a wide audience if you invest a little time and energy figuring out how things work.
Recent years have seen a huge spike in the number of self-publishing authors.
I’ve been in love with creating tales of adventure since I was a child. As an adult I started submitting short stories and a modest number were accepted.
I was ready to start querying.
After 28 years of teaching writing, having evaluated over a 1,000 manuscripts, and having had 16 myself published by traditional publishers, I have found that ‘what you need’ can be distilled down to four main points.