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Christy Pinheiro

This Week in the Blogs, May 23 – 29, 2010

May 30, 2010 3 comments
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BookExpo America, a look at special sales, an “Author-services Index,” CreateSpace, hiring an editor, Amazon’s John Fine speaking out, and Apple opening the iBookstore to self-publishers. We’re on a roll. Enjoy.

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6 Ways to Jump-Start Your Self-Publishing Career

December 8, 2009 13 comments

For some authors, making the leap into self-publishing is an easy and natural extension of their past activities. For others the move can seem strange and overwhelming. Since we know it’s hard to do right by your book if you’re feeling overwhelmed, it makes sense to try to set yourself up to succeed. If you’ve [...]

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Self-Publishing Books: A Roundup

November 30, 2009 9 comments

I’ve received a number of books about self-publishing recently, and from all reports there are more on the way. All of these books have something to offer the author who wants to get involved in publishing their own work. And each has a unique perspective, often based on the author’s experience before they became self-publishers. [...]

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Interview: Christy Pinheiro, PassKey Publications

November 2, 2009 1 comment

Christy Pinheiro is an Enrolled Agent, Accredited Business Advisor®, and financial writer. She is the co-author, with Nick Russell, of The Step By Step Guide to Self-Publishing for Profit. Christy maintains a free list of reviewers that accept self-published books on her resource website, http://www.stepbystepselfpublishing.net TheBookDesigner.com: Christy, tell me how you got into self-publishing, what [...]

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Self-Publishing Basics: Book Review Sources

October 18, 2009 4 comments

One of the biggest concerns of new self-publishers is where to submit their books for review. Fairly or unfairly, most book reviewers are reluctant to review books from self publishers. For this reason many authors go to great lengths to establish a publishing company identity that obscures the fact that their book is self-published. In [...]

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