Zachary Kai
Indie-publishing, like most book industry facets, is romanticized, often to its detriment. Authors get burned out, readers get confused, and the culture suffers when books don’t reach the public.
So what better than a book to clear up these bookish myths? The authors refuse to coddle, apologize, over-explain, or accommodate. Hence the very apt title!
It delivers a strategic assessment of publishing, teaching you how to build a platform, market well, understand distribution, treating your writing like a career worth investing in. Because it is!
As someone who’s still (and never will stop) learning about how to navigate publishing, I appreciate how practical this gets! It’s apparent the authors have seen what works and what tanks.
This won’t make you feel warm and fuzzy, but it’ll help you put in the work and achieve your goals.
I received an early copy courtesy of the publishers via Netgalley. All opinions are mine alone.
Indie-publishing, like most book industry facets, is romanticized, often to its detriment. Authors get burned out, readers get confused, and the culture suffers when books don’t reach the public.
So what better than a book to clear up these bookish myths? The authors refuse to coddle, apologize, over-explain, or accommodate. Hence the very apt title!
It delivers a strategic assessment of publishing, teaching you how to build a platform, market well, understand distribution, treating your writing like a career worth investing in. Because it is!
As someone who’s still (and never will stop) learning about how to navigate publishing, I appreciate how practical this gets! It’s apparent the authors have seen what works and what tanks.
This won’t make you feel warm and fuzzy, but it’ll help you put in the work and achieve your goals.
I received an early copy courtesy of the publishers via Netgalley. All opinions are mine alone.