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Writing & Publishing as a Business

Rae A. Stonehouse, RN
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Pages
122
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Live For Excellence Productions (LFEP)

About

Self-publishing is well within the reach of many authors however, the learning curve can be frustratingly steep.

There is nothing wrong with sending your manuscript to a traditional publishing company, but only self-publishing allows you to make all the choices—cover art, interior design, even story content—based on your vision, and your goals. Plus, you can have a finished copy in months, not years.

As an author with the desire of being paid for your hard work, you are in business. If you choose to self-publish, you are now in the publishing business as well.

“Book One Writing & Publishing as a Business” explores the following topics essential to creating your manuscript:

Choosing your topic
How to generate content ideas for your book
Organizing your content so it makes sense
Researching
Creating your storyline
Finding your writing voice
Saving your work
Preventing spelling & grammar mistakes
Minding your tense
Formatting your manuscript
Adding illustrations or graphics
Creating book titles that sell
Proofreading
And much more.

Related Subjects

  • Home-Based Businesses
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Book Printing & Binding
  • Crafts & Hobbies
  • Editing & Proofreading
  • Language Arts & Disciplines
  • Publishers & Publishing Industry
  • Authorship
  • Writing

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Rae A. Stonehouse, RNAuthor