Five Pathways to Publishing Your Book
By Shel Horowitz
You want to be a published author, of course. You’ve got five choices about how to do that. Here’s a brief overview of the five major methods, outlining the advantages/disadvantages of each. Some can even be combined—for example, you can easily create an e-book and a self-published printed book from the same digital file. Read more
How to Get Your Book Published - Publishing Options
by Cathy Stucker
When you have a project, you must determine what manner and method of publishing will work for you and your publication. There is nothing inherently good or bad, right or wrong, about each type of publishing; however, one method will be best for your book. I know several publishers who started with one method, then switched to another for subsequent editions of that first book or for later projects.
Different types of publishing don’t fit in to neat little boxes, and a short article can’t begin to cover all of the complexities of publishing. However, we’ll take a look at what is usually meant by “traditional,” “self,” and “subsidy” publishing. Read more