I haven’t posted anything here in a mighty long time, and you may be wondering what’s up with that. I could just say I’m busy, ...

WILL YOU BE A SAVVY, OR SHORTSIGHTED SELF-PUBLISHER?More and more authors, aspiring and mainstream-published alike, are embracing the benefits they can enjoy through self-publishing. Retaining ...

I love books, but I am not a particular lover of paper. For years now, most of my "reading" (where fiction is concerned, at least) ...

As anyone who follows this blog or reads Publetariat regularly already knows, my financial circumstances have been precarious lately. Because of this, I’ve concluded I ...

When my first mainstream-published book, The Indie Author Guide: Self-Publishing Strategies Anyone Can Use, shipped to booksellers at the end of November, I started checking ...

Mark Coker of Smashwords at BAIPA: Indie Revolution in Full Swing as the e-book distributor continues its fantastic growth fueled by indie authors

Failure, the Road to Success We develop both competence and confidence by making attempts and failing, learning how to deal with difficulties

Blogs for Self-Publishers for May 8 - 14, 2011 including Tony Eldridge, Christina Katz, Roland Denning, Evelyn Lafont, Jane Friedman

Check all articles from Technology for self-publishers series. Times when writers were the last people on earth to embrace technology are over. Internet with all ...

The original title of this exceptionally interesting study by Bain & Company is “Publishing in the Digital Era”, but there is so much useful information ...

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In September last year Amazon introduced a new tool, Kindle for the Web, which allows users to read and share first chapters of books without ...

Check all articles from Technology for self-publishers series. Digital environment is leading to an essential change of a relationship’s direction. In a traditional model the ...