How to get a publisher

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Once you’ve done all the work of creating your children’s book, it’s time to sell it!! Selling at fairs, schools, and online are awesome ways to get your book out there, but getting your book onto the shelves is an effective way to reach more people. It was such a daunting process for me, so I creat

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How to write a book and get it published in 10 steps

This step-by-step guide on how to self-publish a book will take you from beginning to end on the self-publishing route and how to succeed.

Do you want to turn your life experiences into a published memoir? If so, you have come to the right place. In this article, I will discuss the three types of memoirs that are most likely to sell and how to get an agent or self-publish if you don't want to go through a traditional publisher. With the right guidance, you can write an amazing memoir that can reach a wide audience and even find its way to becoming a best-seller.

Inside: You can publish a children's book. You can do it this year! Let's get started with three different paths forward. Shortly after publishing Belinda Baloney Changes Her Mind I started getting messages that were worded much more eloquently but essentially boiled down to this: But, like, how? It's a great question! And a question

Oh my, this is THE question, isn’t it: what’s the secret to getting published? What’s that magic formula that will bring publishers to your door, asking you to write a book so they can publish it? Or what can you send to a publisher so that they’ll say, “Yes” to publishing your book right away? […]

Every writer has to make the choice at some point – to use their real name or write under a pseudonym. But what message does the author’s name send to readers? Have a look at the book you are reading. Not what you are reading, but who is the person behind the words? Is the … Should I use a pen name? Read More »

Are you interested in writing an ebook? Here's how I made $2,000 in one week by self-publishing an ebook.