Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012

by Lauren Bailey

Guest post by Lewis Faulkner.

Barnes and Noble booksellers released their PubIt platform, which allows U.S. authors to self-publish ebooks titles to sell on their site.

by Dr. Edward F. Group III (Find out more about guest posting)

by The Book Marketing Expert

You know me, I always welcome an opportunity to learn something new when it comes to writing. I absorb anything that has to do with the craft of writing, as well as tips on how I can grow my business.

Not sure of common definitions in publishing? Here are a couple:

Looking for some gift ideas for that book lover on your holiday list? Amazon.com just released it’s “Best of 2010″ book list.

When proving copyright on a work, it is important to document the date the work was created. “Poor Man’s Copyright” is when an author mails himself a copy of his work and keeps the envelope sealed. The date of the postmark is intended to prove copyright.

I caught some interesting statements floating around the blogosphere from my author friends recently at the news that Janet Evanovich signed a four-book deal with Random House. She had been with St. Martin’s for years and has been selling her “Stephanie Plum” mystery series like hotcakes. She’s hot. No doubt.

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