Anyone like me, whose career as a designer, typesetter, author, and book publisher has spanned all the years of the digital revolution, have used a succession of tools to do our writing and editing. Since the advent of personal computers, we've moved from the...
by Alinka Rutkowska We've been concentrating on learning how search engine optimization---although it sounds intimidating---can be crucial in helping you sell more books. Today, we have for you a different perspective on how to sell more books on Amazon specifically,...
e-Book Cover Design Awards, May 2018 including James T. Egan, Damonza, Jessica Bell, Dan Van Oss and many more
Self-Publishing: The Carnival of the Indies Issue #93 including
One of the benefits of being an indie publisher is the ability to update your books whenever you choose. But how do you make changes without losing your reviews and ranking on the various retailers? Is it possible? Like many things in publishing, the answer is it depends.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, April 2018 including Dane Low, German Creative, and many more.
Self-Publishing: The Carnival of the Indies Issue #92 including Frances Caballo, Lisa Poisso, Kyle Young and many more.
Blogs for Self-Publishers, May 12 – 18, 2018 including Sandra Beckwith, Cate Baum, Nate Hoffelder, Frances Caballo, Ali Luke and Amy Collins
Seniors are at a particularly good age for anyone who has dreamt of writing a book to actually do so. And there’s never been a better time for seniors to publish, either.
Ever wondered what role beta readers, editors and Advance Reading (or Review) Copies (ARCs) play in the process of publishing and promoting a book? This article by Craig Tuch compares all three and explains how they can all be helpful.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, March 2018 including Marya Heidel, Yahya El-Droubie, James Egan, Dane Low, and many others
Self-Publishing: The Carnival of the Indies Issue #91 including Louise Harnby, Tyler Doornbos, Sarah Bolme and many more