Independent publishing

This is an introductory guide to the major self-publishing options available to authors today, and how to choose the right service for you.

Some of the questions that I receive the most in regards to writing and publishing are about ISBNs for independently published books (and e-books). I get asked if it is important, why someone should purchase one, what are the pros and cons to this important decision, and everything in between! I hope today's post will help those of y'all that are at this stage of writing! What is an ISBN? An ISBN, or International Standard Book Number is an assigned "ID" book number in the book world. This…

As an author, I’d love to say that writing a book is as simple as banging out the words, doing a quick edit and then sending it off to a publisher. That may be true if you are traditionally published. But as an independently published author, it’s a lot more complicated than that. Here are 37 resources that I love as an author. Maybe there is one that you’ve not discovered yet which you’ll find just as helpful?

Self or Indie or Independent Publishing has a lot of people wondering which type of publishing they should do. For some, it is better to be traditionally published because it means that you have a …

Want to self-publish a book but are confused by all the information out there? This takes you step-by-step self-publishing that first book.

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This episode is part of the Finisher series. We originally recorded these teachings inside our Christian Book Academy Facebook group as live videos. However, we wanted to also encourage you in the writing, publishing, and

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Are you an American author who wants to submit your manuscript directly to a publishing house? Be sure to check out our list of 18 top US Publishers Accepting Unsolicited Manuscripts!

As a lady who has gone with both independent and traditional publishing routes I have definitely learned the pros and cons of each side. One of the "cons" (or opportunities as I like to think of it *smiles*) of independent publishing is that you, as the author, have to do all of the marketing yourself. Many times my friends have asked me how they can help me and so today I wanted to share with y'all "10 Ways to Support Your Friends Who have Independently Published Books"! I hope this sparks…