Our current wrap-up on print versus indie publishing will hold some surprises, and every element is important in your decision-making process. So, listen up, and read the entire blog, plus the past blogs, before you make up your mind about which path to choose. Stay with us. We’ll continue to chime in on this […]
Why You DO Want Indie Publishing
February 1, 2014 by
You want to jump right in and get your books in front of an audience. You want readers, and the excitement of a career doing what you love most. You want to be noticed, and admired. Here’s an exciting list of why you should dive into the digital river and let it sweep you along. […]
Why Go With A Traditional Publisher?
January 26, 2014 by
Today I play devil’s advocate. Meredith and I are big fans of indie-publishing, or self-publishing, for lots of writers under lots of circumstances. But since we let the case for self-publishing be made in good style by guest bloggers Kaitlyn Davis and Aaron Pogue, we need to speak for traditional publishing now. I’ll address points […]
Self-Publishing. The Challenge, The Rewards.
January 17, 2014 by
For years writers who are launching into the book world have been speaking up about why they want to go the route of self-publishing, or indie publishing. Below, a young writer with some real success, Kaitlyn Davis, tells us why she self-publishes. Her reasons are a good representation of the market. Next week I’ll play […]
The One Thing You Can Count On
January 16, 2014 by
A lot of writers would like to get their first book published by a New York house. There is good reason for that. It stamps your ticket. It makes you feel as if you’re on the playing field with the big boys. When your spine reads Macmillan, or any of the other big houses, […]
