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Posts Tagged as Legacy Publishers
Posts Tagged as Legacy Publishers
The Charlatans of Hybrid Publishing
An encounter at the gym a few years ago offers a valuable lesson for impressionable scribes.
The Next Book Format
It doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to read the tea leaves.
The Unreasonably Hospitable Publisher
How Racket embraces a book ostensibly about the restaurant industry.
The Author as Gatekeeper
Just because you can circumvent traditional publishers and write that book doesn’t mean you should.
The Discerning Author Revisited
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?
The Myth of One
Authors who think writing a quality book means doing it all themselves are sorely mistaken.
The Blurring Lines Between Publishing Methods
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.
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The Overlooked Benefit of Hybrid Publishing
Something to think about if you’re unsure of your dates.
The Charlatans of Hybrid Publishing
An encounter at the gym a few years ago offers a valuable lesson for impressionable scribes.
The Next Book Format
It doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to read the tea leaves.
The Unreasonably Hospitable Publisher
How Racket embraces a book ostensibly about the restaurant industry.
The Author as Gatekeeper
Just because you can circumvent traditional publishers and write that book doesn’t mean you should.
The Discerning Author Revisited
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?
The Myth of One
Authors who think writing a quality book means doing it all themselves are sorely mistaken.
The Blurring Lines Between Publishing Methods
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.