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Self-Publishing Review
http://www.selfpublishingreview.com
A litblog devoted to self-publishing: book reviews, news, opinion, and how to's for the self-publisher.
- Added on: Dec 28th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: seowordsmith
- Listed in: Books
- Tags: books literature book reviews self-publishing book marketing litblog
Recent Posts
Finders, Seekers, Losers, Keepers by Heather Rolland
Finders, Seekers, Losers, Keepers is a friendly, low-key novel that reads like a cross between a slightly obsessive diary and the script for a melancholy sitcom. The cover is positively adorable, the author photo oozes cheery goodwill, and the café ...
Harlequin Starts Self-Publishing Partnership with Author Solutions
In a similar move to the recent partnership between Thomas Nelson and Author Solutions, Harlequin has started a romance self-publishing wing of its own, which is coming under some of the same scrutiny and criticism as the Thomas Nelson partnership, b...
Smashwords Teams Up with Shortcovers
Another week, another major announcement from Smashwords. From the Smashwords blog: If you haven’t heard of Shortcovers, they’re a hot startup created by Indigo Books, Canada’s largest book retailer. They offer a family of free e-...
Homesteader: Finding Sharon by D. M. McGowan
David McGowan, the author of Homesteader: Finding Sharon, is a brave man. I reviewed rather unfavorably his previous novel, Partners, but as that novel showed promise, I wrote that I was looking forward to his next book. Perhaps taking me up on a cha...
Manfred Macx: Free Ebook Publishing with a Profit
I recently came across Manfred Macx, which has a very interesting intro: This site started with two ideas. 1) Ebooks should always be free, and 2) Authors need to eat. What would the publishing industry be like without pulping hundreds of thous...
600 (or so) Words with Craig Lancaster
This interview with Craig Lancaster, author of 600 Hours of Edward, was originally posted on the blog of Jim Thomsen - “An Aspiring Author’s Journey to the Promised Land of Publication … Where Nothing is Promised.” Edward Stanton...
Great resource for self-publishing.
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