publishing
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The guide details the indie publishing process, emphasizing the importance of quality and control over distribution. It covers topics such as platform selection (KDP vs. alternatives), copyright registration, editing types, ISBN significance, and professional design. Additionally, it recommends IngramSpark for printing and distribution to maximize exposure, ensuring a successful author journey.
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Seven Story is a subscription service by Seven Story Publishing aimed at supporting authors and artists in marketing their work affordably. It offers various tiers, each providing multiple promotional opportunities, including reviews and readings. Unlike traditional marketing, Seven Story emphasizes accessibility and collaboration, ensuring authors receive continuous support without significant financial strain.
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Erica Rose Eberhart, a technical writer and editor from New York, shares her writing journey and inspirations. After battling writer’s block, she found her voice during the pandemic, leading to multiple novels in progress. Eberhart desires success as a published author, enjoying crafting stories with strong female characters in fantasy.
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Economic crises significantly threaten small businesses, which depend on community financial strength and efficient manufacturing and distribution. These businesses operate with minimal margins, making them vulnerable to economic downturns, leading to closures or buyouts by larger companies. The health of local economies relies heavily on the survival and success of small businesses.
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Everyone understands the value and importance of a copy editor, but, the question is whether a developmental editor is necessary for our work. Now, most authors get beta readers for feedback after the first draft and, more often than not, that feedback suggests that the writing needs more work.
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You can publish your novel in one of two ways. . . Traditional or Self-publishing. The fundamental process is the same: Write the novel, edit the novel, publish the novel. Very simple. For those that want to go the traditional route, it will take anywhere from six months to a year depending on how long
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As a writer, marketing your work can be overwhelming and time-consuming. To alleviate this, focus on one marketing aspect each day, such as book reviews, author interviews, or contacting bookstores. This approach creates a sense of accomplishment and builds momentum over time. By staying consistent and patient, you’ll eventually see significant progress in promoting your…
