by Beth Bruno | Publishing
In June 2018, Denise Medany, in collaboration with graphic artist Gary Briggs, self-published her first book, One Heart Too Many, a work of nonfiction. Denise and Gary have graciously agreed to answer questions about how they did it. Beth Bruno, a freelance book...
by Jeff Karon | Publishing
Positive feedback, but rejected by publishers or writing contest It’s easy to get discouraged if you submit your work to a publisher or contest and receive a rejection. The truth is that because of the large number of submissions to any worthy publisher or contest,...
by Theodora Bryant | Publishing
It’s easier than ever to self-publish mystery, science fiction, fantasy, erotica, romance, and other popular fiction genres. At the same time, there’s a bewildering array of advice online about how and where to e-publish. If you’re a writer who wants to...
by Ana Howard | Publishing
So you’ve come up with a great idea for a historical novel, done your research, and written your first draft. Now you’re wondering about the next step: self publishing or seeking representation for submissions to traditional publishers. Historical fiction authors have...
by Joya Stevenson | Publishing
Religion, Christian, and Spiritual Books In an economy of rapidly changing technologies, it is no longer accurate to make a strict distinction between so-called “traditional” publishing and self-publishing options. In the area of religion and spirituality,...
by David Alan | Publishing
Traditional Publishing Is Not Dead The general consensus among aspiring authors is that any yahoo can self-publish but it’s almost impossible to sell your book to a traditional publisher. The first part is certainly true, but selling to traditional publishers is...
