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articles that provide up-to-date information on all aspects of
self-publishing. (Articles are listed in chronological order, with the
most recent at the top.)
2007 2006 2005 and earlier
03/14/2007: Debbie Jordan, Arizona City News, Zwire.com
"When I tell people I'm taking the self-publishing route, they often
wonder why I don't look for a regular publisher to accept my books.
They think that publishers treat all writers the same. The fact is,
until they became successful, authors who are now household names
struggled just like the rest of us. And as famous as they are now, they
still don't have the freedom that self-published writers do."
Digital Era Aids Budding Authors
02/22/2007: Kevin Voigt, CNN, CNN.com
"Self-publishing companies offer authors an à la carte menu of
services to choose from, such as editing and illustration, distribution
and marketing assistance, and covering legalities such as registering a
book's ISBN number. 'For about $700, you can have your book up and on
the market in less than 30 days,' says Smith of AuthorHouse."
iUniverse Launches Premiere Pro Publishing Package
02/15/2007: Press Release, iUniverse, PRLog.org
"Premier Pro is designed for authors who want their book to be a
serious contender in today’s competitive publishing environment.
Among its many other features, Premier Pro includes free hardcover
formatting and one free hardcover book, a custom cover design, an
editorial evaluation and professionally written cover copy."
Don't Give Up on Your Work - Get Published
01/31/2007:
Cathy Ingalls, Albany Democrat-Herald, DHOnline.com
"... there is a book waiting in everyone to be written, but ... people
do not know the mechanics of getting something written and published."
01/31/2007:
Press Release, S. J. Miller Communications, BookPR.com
"Almost anyone can self-publish a book, but the difference between
creating a potential book (one that can be ordered if anyone ever hears
about it) and creating an actual book (one that people are actually
reading) is knowing what to do after your plans for publication are in
place."
Don't Give Up on Your Work - Get Published
01/28/2007: Jay
Kirschenmann, ArgusLeader, ArgusLeader.com
"It used to be that the only way to get a book published was to gain
the backing of a large publishing house. WIth many more choices
available to get works into print, bookstores are turning to more
self-published works to help offer customers a broad variety."
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