James Rosone has learned some hard lessons about publishing, but he put those lessons to good use and is now building a business that will support him and his family for years to come. Show Notes An update on Mark’s sales in Germany Thoughts on marketing English books in […] Click here to view original […]readmore
7 new books for an ecosocialist bookshelf Australia ecosocialist bookshelf January 8, 2020 Climate and Capitalism editor Ian Angus takes a look at seven new titles for an ecosocialist bookshelf. *** Planetary Mine: Territories of Extraction under Late Capitalism By Martin Arboleda Verso, 2020 … [Read More] Listen to Annie Dieu Le Veut read an […]readmore
We’ve recently become a LIFer. A what? Location Independent Family that is 🙂 Bruce already runs a pretty successful business online and I’ve started dabbling in writing and blogging, which to my own surprise, I’m actually really enjoying. GreatLetsGo is our travel blog which I’ve been most active on and now I’m going to bring […]readmore
A guest post by Tracey Rolfe When I wrote my first book what I knew and understood about the publishing world you could write on the back of a postage stamp. The following is a not very subtle breakdown of my frustrating experience: (1) print and collate three chapters of my manuscript with covering letter; […]readmore
A Guest Post By: Brad Cotton Take a look at Brad’s latest book: By All Men’s Judgments Myth 1. Everyone has at least one good book in them. The Truth: Writing is bloody hard. And, while everyone may have at least one story that will break your heart, putting it down on paper is not […]readmore
A Guest post by Tim Johnson I have been a self-published author since I started writing in 2010. Within the past 3-4 years I have been able to self-publish 4 children’s books, and 9 non-fiction books, both independently and as collaborations with other authors and illustrators from around the world. The sheer ability to produce […]readmore
More and more writers are self-publishing these days but as great as that sounds, it does bring up the problem of not having the same level of marketing help that you’d have if you were being published by a big name. However, there are several ways that you can easily and inexpensively market your self-published […]readmore
A Guest Post by Author David M Wynn For the new writer, the writing process itself seems by far to be the most important aspect of being a writer; that need to get the story down on paper, that feeling of fulfilment as the final few pages come together, that satisfaction when your nearest and […]readmore
