Self-publishing isn’t new, but changes in technology, particularly the internet, have made self-publishing more available to the masses in recent years. Despite this, most authors don’t know much about self-publishing and often fall into the trap of believing outdated or incorrect myths about self-publishing. Here are three myths about self-publishing authors should know. Continue reading →

ARCs or Advance Reader Copies are books that authors send out, usually before the official publication date. The publisher typically prints these books in small quantities as a bookish draft. This ensures that the interior book design and custom book covers look as expected once they move from the digital realm to the physical realm.

Self-publishing authors can work with ARC readers to create buzz around their book before the official release date. However, working with ARC readers can be challenging for self-publishing authors. Here are a few things to remember: Continue reading →