Children’s literature may seem like the easiest genre to publish. Perhaps it is, but you’d still be shooting yourself in the foot to self-publish this genre without the relevant knowledge to hinder you from going astray from the standards, compromising the quality of your children’s book. It is also Read more…
As a self-published author, marketing your book can be a challenge, mainly because you would be doing the work on your own instead of relying on a publishing house which would ideally have all the resources and an already established audience. Let’s start from the beginning and dissect (in layman’s Read more…
A book title is just as important as the actual contents of the book that we spend the most time on in our writing journey. It’s important because, just like the book cover, it is the first thing a potential reader sees before they read the synopsis or the reviews. Read more…
For anyone who has started or wants to start on their journey of publishing a book, especially when they don’t have much knowledge of what the journey entails, it can be overwhelming. It can be even more daunting when deciding to go the self-publishing route, because that means you’ll be Read more…
Self-publishing can either be costly or surprisingly affordable. The good news is that you can choose the services you want and not necessarily complete the full self-publishing package in one go – you can take your time, paying for one service at a time. Another great thing is that Read more…
You have a complete manuscript; you’ve written all that you could write. Now what? As a first-time author – or as someone who’s had their fair share of a not-so-great experience in getting their book ready for publication – it may be a little overwhelming to decide what the next Read more…