FREE Today & Tomorrow Oct 11th & 12th at Amazon Are You Still Submitting Your Work to a Traditonal Publisher? by Edward C. Patterson 26 5-stars out of 34 reviews Homespun advice for those who yearn to publish What Readers say: Should be required reading for any who want to self-publish at Amazon. - CJ Easyaspie If you want to self-publish, you must read this book. - S. Land Useful Help for a newby Ebook author - B. K. Have an unpublished book sitting in a drawer? Then get this book! - S. Hawk What you need to know to successfully independently publish, - K. Rozier Mandatory Reading for Authors, - S. B. Williams Wish I had read this first! - J. Chambers -------------------------------------------------------- With the new and exciting world of Kindles and Print-on-Demand (POD), Independent Publishing is becoming an enticing choice and a viable alternative to traditional publishing. The old days of self-publishing and vanity presses are over. Indie Authors are giving readers a wide variety of quality reads in all genres. Are you unsure of how to go about it? Do you crave to know the best options? What are the pitfalls? From discussions of picking up the traditional process and bringing it home, to setting up files for Amazon’s Kindle and POD, Are You Still Submitting Your Work to a Traditional Publisher? provides tips and ideas, set-by-steps and coaching on quality control. Edward C. Patterson has successfully published twenty-five books with twelve in the pipeline. In addition to the title article, this work includes three other craft discussions: Writing Good Stories,The Novelization Process, and Revision vs. Re-Vision, an extensive guide to revising a novel. Whether you are new to publishing or an established author, the opinions expressed and experiences shared in this book should stimulate your curiosity and provide answers to questions you might not have asked. 126 pages Are You Still Submitting Your Work to a Traditional Publisher amazon/dp/B001O9BERY
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