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Shocking News To Authors: “The Book Business Is A Business First” – Terry Whalin, guest blogger

By Jay Heinlein, on October 10th, 2011

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Before I began working inside a book publishing house, I had written more than 50 nonfiction books, ranging from children’s to adult books. I had never self-published a book and always worked through traditional publishers. However, I was unaware . . . → Read More: Shocking News To Authors: “The Book Business Is A Business First” – Terry Whalin, guest blogger

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10 Really Great Recent Publishing Posts – 2011…

By Jay Heinlein, on July 1st, 2011

creativity and genius… yours “We are makers” by Dale Dougherty (Video on TED.com) America was built by makers — curious, enthusiastic amateur inventors whose tinkering habit sparked whole new industries.

no “secret handshake”… “HT Succeed as a Newly Self-Published Author” by Bob Mayer (ibtimes.com) . . . → Read More: 10 Really Great Recent Publishing Posts – 2011…

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Global is Achievable for the Self-Published by Dan Wright, guest blogger

By Jay Heinlein, on February 7th, 2011

Global is Achievable for the Self-Published

Connecting with the U.S. market is tough enough; but achievable with intelligence, perseverance, and a good product.  But well written books (even the ones coming from major publishers) are struggling to see daylight.  Big box . . . → Read More: Global is Achievable for the Self-Published by Dan Wright, guest blogger

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Which is more difficult? -getting "traditionally published", or being "self-published"?

By Jay Heinlein, on September 29th, 2009

Open Book This continues to be a “hot-topic” within discussion groups and forums for authors and publishing professionals The short answer… both options are difficult. -especially now. -and, just “getting published” can’t be the objective… the projects must be successful and bring a . . . → Read More: Which is more difficult? -getting "traditionally published", or being "self-published"?

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