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 […]
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Posted Apr 11 2010 in Can't Put Down Book, Ebooks, Editing, Jami Davenport, Writing for a small press
As I was doing my final edit on the last 40 pages of Fourth and Goal before submitting it to a publisher, I came to one poignant scene that actually brought tears to my eyes. As I finished the scene and pulled myself together, I thought: Wow, I hope it affects readers as much as […]
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Posted Mar 8 2009 in Jami Davenport, publishing, publishing ebooks, Publishing with an electronic press, Writing for a small press
First of all, you need to understand some terminology, 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 a huge advance and be on […]
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Posted Jan 3 2009 in e-publishing, Ebooks, pros and cons of epublishing, Writing for a small press
I’ve been thinking about some topics for my blog for 2009. Last year I did a workshop for my local RWA chapter on why I chose to go with a small press. I thought some of my readers who are aspiring authors might benefit from the research I did when I put this workshop together. […]
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Jami Davenport is a USA Today Bestselling author of more than twenty novels and novellas. 
