Tag: self-publishing
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Five Questions: Bill Conrad, author of Interviewing Immortality
Bill Conrad discusses his writing journey, influences, and views on independent publishing. He expresses concerns about the future of reading and emphasizes targeted marketing in the competitive book market.
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What’s my indie publishing plan? Go all in.
The author describes the challenges of self-publishing his sci-fi series, “Tales From A Warming Planet,” including managing production and marketing, while outlining future projects and potential successes.
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Just signed a four-book publishing deal. With myself.
After years of rejections from traditional publishers, I’ve decided to self-publish my climate-themed sci-fi series. Though I’m concerned about the financial investment, I’m committed to seeing my work out in the world.
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Five Questions: D.F. Lovett, author of The Moonborn
D.F. Lovett, a Minneapolis author, released his debut sci-fi novel, The Moonborn, inspired by Moby-Dick. He writes for What Would Bale Do and is exploring various fiction projects.
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Should you hire a sensitivity reader to scrutinize your novel?
Mikki Kendall advocates for hiring sensitivity readers to ensure diverse character portrayals in literature, cautioning against stereotypes while emphasizing thorough research and genuine narrative necessity over trend chasing.
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The new emerging hierarchy of publishing legitimacy
A new legitimacy hierarchy is forming among independent writers, where traditional publishing is viewed as the pinnacle for artistic status, despite the difficulties of securing a contract compared to self-publishing options.
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10 omens that auger self-publishing for your novel
Writers today consider self-publishing due to rejection issues, personal pressure, and past experiences influencing their publishing decisions.