Via: Flickr Barry Eisler, a well respected name in the self-publishing world, not too long ago said that mass distribution into the bookstores was the only thing that the trade publishing houses had to offer that an indie author […]
Via: Flickr In part one of this post I mentioned that things had changed regarding bookstores and how they got their product. This is true, and it’s probably the biggest thing to happen to the publishing business this year. But you would think that nobody had heard about […]
Via: Flickr I see a lot of indie authors complaining that they can’t get their books into the indie bookstores. They blame it on a number of things. Their book comes from Createspace. The manager refused to even look at it. They told me they had no room for my book. He […]
Via: Flickr As the world of self-publishing continues to grow and change, the term indie author is naturally evolving as well. Most would define the term in the simplest definition as possible; Indie Author: An author who produces and publishes their own work without the aid of a traditional publishing entity. But is it really that simple? Is […]
