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[...] a book to help aspiring writers who want to write short stories but don’t quite know how. The short story is deceptively simple to write but frustratingly hard to master. It requires the ability to [...]

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[...] / Item: Smashing Smashwords Purpose: Guide on how to publish books on Smashwords Author: Deborah Drum Site Link: http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/579436-kindle-smashwords- [...]

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[...] looks good on paper, but that’s not entirely the reality of the situation. Traditional publishing is no longer just “submit a book and profit” (not that it ever was); [...]

[...] a young author as they are in seizing someone’s already-established reader base. As traditional publishing narrows what it accepts, it also narrows its avenues of success. Remember Twilight? It [...]

[...] Joe Konrath, everyone should self-publish. He sees virtually no gains in going with a traditional publisher and figures if you want the most bang for your buck, you’d better do things on your own. [...]

[...] Joe Konrath, everyone should self-publish. He sees virtually no gains in going with a traditional publisher and figures if you want the most bang for your buck, you’d better do things on your [...]

[...] meant going to a vanity press and paying them lots of money to bind your book. Self-published authors were regularly sneered at. If you self-published your book, you must have been some [...]

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[...] ;t take the time to actually write. Your Work Matters  Something I’ve seen in self-published authors is the idea that their work is somehow less important in the grand scheme of things. In [...]