from The Guardian by Sandra Haurant Allow a budget of £4,000 to do-it-yourself, from the editing and design through to marketing “A Top-of-her-game literary agent tells us she receives about 3,000 submissions a year,” says Joe Sedgwick, the head of writing services at The Literary Consultancy. “Of those, she requests to see the full manuscripts …
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by William Gallagher | appleinsider.com You have all the tools to create books on a Mac, and get them on sale on both Amazon Kindle and Apple Books. Here’s what you need to do. Kindles and iPads are great for reading anything on, even if that anything is just a report you’ve written for work. If …
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by Cory Maki / Grit Daily Ever wondered why great writers come up with such unique ideas and how they manage to express them so eloquently? Do you ask why and how these people tell fictional stories as though they believe in them? How do they describe imaginary worlds as if they’ve been there? Well, …
by Frederick Studemann – Financial Times TikTok clips seem an odd fit with the literary world. But publishers mindful of their bottom line would do well not to sniff at it. It’s been the question that has long bugged publishers: how to get to grips with the potential of social media in all its bewildering …
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Interesting article from Nerds Magazine.comby Steve landry In the last decade, self-publishing has seen an exponential rise in profit. Through the internet, writers and readers alike have unlimited access to digital resources. Due to this, the popularity of self-published books accelerated by 28% in 2017. These trends hint at the opportunities you can get by …
