I’ve been seeing so many cool stories in independent publishing lately. I’ll be sharing a few over the next week or so. …And for starters, I was so thrilled to get the latest issue of ... the shot for comparison. In case you’re not familiar with Mixtape, it’s an independent zine (looking more like a magazine every day) from Australia. Justine Telfer is the Editor and ...

... of any sort — self-, independent, subsidy or vanity. That seems pretty clear. And then there are publishers who, after the author has paid for all the publishing services up front, get ... says author Emily Veinglory. “You might meaningfully argue about what self-, subsidy, independent etc means (although there is still no consensus *across* subcultures), but “vanity” is just ...

... in recent years — but a slew of independent publishers is still out there, charting the unknown regions of book publishing and keeping your reading lists weird. Here are our favorite indy presses. Tachyon ... — but the magazine, Apex Magazine, seems to be the biggest part of their publishing empire. They do also put out a number of horror/dark fantasy books, though ...

... I didn't have one for too many years. My experience came not from self-publishing but from being with a small independent house. However, the end result was the same. My books suffered. I ... revising my manuscript was a whole lot easier. But the revising and polishing were done on my own. The way the publishing cycle worked with that publisher went like this: I mailed them the hard copy of ...

... highlands and islands has begun endorsing electronic publishing, so I think the Davids of the writing world are starting to line ... biz. I just learned about a brave new publishing venture: Dragon International Independent Arts (www.diiarts. ... (Walmart, for US readers), then they are the farmer's market of publishing. I always have liked farmer's markets, so I am pleased to wish them Happy ...

... even as ambitious publishing service conglomerates like Author Solutions attempt to confuse the issue even further by re-christening themselves "independent publishers." ... hair's worth of difference in most cases. There is, however, a subset of digital publishing services that do provide something different (IMO, anyway), as you'll see below. So here goes: My attempt to define ...

... be thinking ‘okay but I can get a few other writers together to pool resources and still be independent’ and yes, absolutely, you can do this. And probably some writers will find a modest amount ... writer have claim to the profits of the other two? Another wonderful advantage to publishing companies is that the roles, responsibilities, and obligations of everyone are clearly defined and ...

... shelled out thousands want to justify their decision, but that doesn’t make it right or smart. Self-publishing on the other hand can/should be done for multiple reasons. If you have a family tree book/cookbook you want to ... hand out at a family reunion, then self-publishing is a good option. If you have a book that truly doesn’t fit in the N.Y. or Independent market (This should never be ...

... your own Ezine newsletter and you've decided that you want to do just that, the next thing you need to know is just how to go about doing this. Creating and publishing your own Ezine or newsletter is not a cut and dried "one way to ... Gets Delivered Ezines are hot. It seems every small business owner and independent professional on the web has an ezine these days. And for good reason. They ...

... Black & White Publishing Services will enable the independent publishing giant to dominate the online ... make them available through the leading digital content portals. We believe as our self-publishing business continues to accelerate, we will become the world’s largest ... place as the global leader in the rapidly growing self-publishing industry. Authors can also promote their work and introduce ...