Besides the obvious, there are many more subtle differences between the two, not the least of which is the increased financial commitment. Modern digital printing technology has made it possible for an author to write a novel and print just a few copies of a pretty professional looking book for well under a thousand dollars.

Five Reasons to Self-Publish Your Own Book - Every March, book people across the country celebrate Small Press Month. While the term “small press” can refer to a modest-sized publishing company with multiple titles from various authors, it most often applies to self-published authors.

Great question! Don’t kid yourself. Self-Publishing is very much like going to the race track. You can do your research, come up with a great strategy… and end up a winner or loser at the end of the day.

There are many, many good reasons to seek a large publisher for your book. But there are also many reasons why writers, who’ve danced in jubilation at landing a big publisher, aren’t laughing anymore even just a few months after their book comes out.

No I haven’t lost it on this one. I think you’ll find the answer interesting.

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