Warm Up To The Idea Of Indie Publishing
by Sven Davison What causes you to freeze? Cold weather, danger in the dark, or the price tag to indie publish a book? Sven and NEVS break down the costs Continue reading
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The History of Modern Independent Publishing
by Megan Haskell Fifteen years ago, if you said you were an independent author people would laugh you out of the room. Fact was, self-publishing was equivalent to vanity publishing; the Continue reading
Bogged Down in Overwhelm? Take Smaller Bites.
by Megan Haskell Overwhelmed? When I first started writing, I didn’t have any idea how long things would take. How long would it take me to write 80,000 words? No Continue reading
Navigating the Fog of Publishing: Why I Chose to Go Independent
by Sheri Fink, Best-selling, Award-winning Children’s Author One of the biggest decisions today’s aspiring authors make is whether to go the traditional route with a publisher (whether large or small) Continue reading
Free Yourself from Publication Paralysis
by Kimberly Peticolas Throughout history, it has never been easier to share your story with the world. We are fortunate to live in a society that allows such freedom of Continue reading
Freedom as a Lifestyle Choice
by Megan Haskell Freedom. A lot of things come to mind when I think about the word. Freedom of the press. Freedom of speech. The soldiers who honor our country and Continue reading
Beginning with the End: Basic Project Management for Indie Authors
by Megan Haskell You’re an indie author. You’ve written a book and think it’s pretty good. You’re ready to publish. Slow down, bunny rabbit. The art might be finished, but Continue reading
Spending Green: Hiring your publishing team
by Megan Haskell Confession: I hate the term “self-published author.” Words matter. Connotations matter. Word-play can be used to clarify or deceive, to insinuate or taunt. So what does the Continue reading
Are You a Publishing Greenhorn?
by Greta Boris green·horn (ˈɡrēnˌhôrn/ | noun | NORTH AMERICAN informal) a person who is new to or inexperienced at a particular activity. When I was a running greenhorn, I experienced something in a Continue reading
A Generous Community: My top free resources for writers and indie authors
by Megan Haskell When I first started writing, I had no idea what I was doing. Shocking, I know. You hear stories about authors who developed their passion for writing before Continue reading