Publishing Alternatives for the 21st Century–Part 3: Choosing a Small Press

Posted May 16 2010 in choosing a publisher, Choosing a small press, e-publishing, pros and cons of epublishing, publishing alternatives

Not all small presses are created equal or EVEN close to equal. Beware when picking a small press. Some are run as professionally as any large NY press, while others might be anything but. The owner may not have any background in publishing or even business. She may not have a penny to invest in the company, […]

Publishing Alternatives for the 21st Century–Part 2, Pros and Cons of Publishing with a Small Press

Posted May 8 2010 in e-publishing, Ebooks, pros and cons of epublishing, publishing alternatives, Writing for a small press

First of all, you need to understand some terminology (at least how I use it), such as small press, large press, vanity press, and print on demand. In the interests of saving space, I posted this terminology in my Part 1 post at this blog. We’d all love to sell to a large publisher with […]

Publishing Alternatives for the 21st Century, Part 1, Definitions

Posted May 2 2010 in Dieting; Free Read; Wendi Darlin; Allie K. Adams; Jami Davenport, Epubs, pros and cons of epublishing, publishing alternatives, small press, Writing for a small press

Do you write off the beaten path? Is your book a hard-sell to New York publishers because it doesn’t fit? Did you write a book for one of Harlequin’s lines, make it all the way to the final editor, only to have it rejected? Should you put that book under your bed or in the […]

Publishing Alternatives for the 21st Century–Part 3: Choosing a Small Press

Publishing Alternatives for the 21st Century–Part 2, Pros and Cons of Publishing with a Small Press

Publishing Alternatives for the 21st Century, Part 1, Definitions

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