A simple litmus test on whether your book’s focus was sufficiently specific.

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A simple litmus test on whether your book’s focus was sufficiently specific.
The inevitable has happened.
Revisiting my recent decision to pass on an offer to write a new For Dummies book. Did I make the right call? And what can you learn from my decision-making process?
Authors who think writing a quality book means doing it all themselves are sorely mistaken.
Not that long ago, a clear demarcation existed between traditional and hybrid publishing. These days, not so much—especially for rookie authors unfamiliar with the game.
Which one makes the most sense? A quick post on one of the factors to consider.
Some musings about what to do now that anyone can write a passable book about anything.
A short post on the promise and peril of each interaction.
A simple litmus test on whether your book’s focus was sufficiently specific.
The inevitable has happened.
Revisiting my recent decision to pass on an offer to write a new For Dummies book. Did I make the right call? And what can you learn from my decision-making process?
Authors who think writing a quality book means doing it all themselves are sorely mistaken.
Not that long ago, a clear demarcation existed between traditional and hybrid publishing. These days, not so much—especially for rookie authors unfamiliar with the game.
Which one makes the most sense? A quick post on one of the factors to consider.
Some musings about what to do now that anyone can write a passable book about anything.
A short post on the promise and peril of each interaction.