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The Global Indie Author: How Anyone Can Self-Publish in the U.S. and Worldwide Markets
by
M.A. Demers (Goodreads Author)
There's no one right way to publish a book but there is one wrong way: uninformed.
The phenomenally rapid growth of self-publishing, in particular e-publishing, has taken the world by storm. Never before has there been this great an opportunity for writers to be heard and read, and to build a global audience. But self-publishing is also the new Wild West, full of promise a...more
The phenomenally rapid growth of self-publishing, in particular e-publishing, has taken the world by storm. Never before has there been this great an opportunity for writers to be heard and read, and to build a global audience. But self-publishing is also the new Wild West, full of promise a...more
Paperback, 1st Edition, 342 pages
Published
October 24th 2011
by Egghead Books
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This how-to book has helped me self-publish my novel, "Appalachian Carnival," so much so that I don't know what I would have done without it—especially when it came to formatting the book for a Kindle edition.
I've read several do-it-yourself publishing manuals, but this is by far the best. Part One spells out how easy it is to self-publish. Part Two addresses the difficulties, the controversies, the contrarieties, the downsides and upsides, even the sideward sides, of dozens of things to do and...more
I've read several do-it-yourself publishing manuals, but this is by far the best. Part One spells out how easy it is to self-publish. Part Two addresses the difficulties, the controversies, the contrarieties, the downsides and upsides, even the sideward sides, of dozens of things to do and...more
I have read many books about self-publishing in the past few years and have to say how impressed I am with the incredible detail and research that went into to putting this book together.
The author doesn't merely quickly gloss over topic areas, but digs into insightful detail in various areas. I have never seen, for example, anybody (outside of selected publishers, selected booksellers and keen book nerds) take the time to properly explain an ISBN and the importance of one. Demers goes through v...more
The author doesn't merely quickly gloss over topic areas, but digs into insightful detail in various areas. I have never seen, for example, anybody (outside of selected publishers, selected booksellers and keen book nerds) take the time to properly explain an ISBN and the importance of one. Demers goes through v...more
Nov 23, 2011
T.T. Thomas
rated it
5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Anyone Wishing To Self-Publish--All You'll Need
This book is great because it tells you how to get your eBook or novel up on Amazon in, seriously, less than a couple hours! The author didn't say that, but I am.
Now, having said that, I don't believe the author would recommend that anyone actually spend only an hour publishing his or her masterpiece, but if you want to go the Indie route, The Global Indie Author: How Anyone Can Self-Publish in the U.S. and Worldwide Markets, is the ultimate how-to book for you.
This book is so informative, so t...more
Now, having said that, I don't believe the author would recommend that anyone actually spend only an hour publishing his or her masterpiece, but if you want to go the Indie route, The Global Indie Author: How Anyone Can Self-Publish in the U.S. and Worldwide Markets, is the ultimate how-to book for you.
This book is so informative, so t...more
Sep 09, 2012
Ana
marked it as on-hold
Read the excerpt from amazon showed that this book contains some interesting stuf, but, apprently, also some things that aren't so much. So I'm still not confident this is the book I'm looking for.
Although, from what I saw, the author does try to do what she sets out to do and look at things from the perspective of an author who's not from the USA, and that's something others haven't delved into yet.
Although, from what I saw, the author does try to do what she sets out to do and look at things from the perspective of an author who's not from the USA, and that's something others haven't delved into yet.
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M. A. Demers is a freelance writer, editor, creative consultant and fine art photographer based near Vancouver, British Columbia.
Prior to publishing her first novel, Baby Jane, Demers wrote almost exclusively for the film industry, including the ghostwriting of production notes for over 30 major motion pictures. She is a screenwriter with, to date, six spec and four commissioned scripts, one optio...more
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Prior to publishing her first novel, Baby Jane, Demers wrote almost exclusively for the film industry, including the ghostwriting of production notes for over 30 major motion pictures. She is a screenwriter with, to date, six spec and four commissioned scripts, one optio...more
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