The motivation for writing your book should be to give the world a great story and a memorable experience — no matter how you publish or who you're competing with.
The motivation for writing your book should be to give the world a great story and a memorable experience — no matter how you publish or who you're competing with.
When my first self-published manuscript returned from an editor's desk carved in violent red ink, I learned one huge lesson: a book simply won’t be publishable without professional author services like editing and design.
While Amazon's CreateSpace is discontinuing its author services, working directly with self-published authors is the core strength of BookBaby, leveling the playing field with services like editing, cover design, book formatting, and more.
Publishing a book takes effort, so before you start, do a reality check: Do you have what it takes to make your blog a book?
Charmisse M. Owens is a first-generation college graduate who self-published "Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me Before I Started College" with BookBaby.
The graphic appeal of your book – both the book cover and the pages within – plays a big part in the perception and professionalism of your work.
Excerpted from BookBaby’s latest guide, 5 Steps To Self Publishing, Part II of our series addresses your book cover design and how book formatting makes your book... a book.
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