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Traditional Publishing Myth #2: Your Book Will Be Published Exactly as it was Written

traditional publishing myths

When you sign a book deal with a traditional publisher, you give up your rights to your work–and unfortunately that can lead to some drastic changes to your manuscript. The publisher can choose to remove entire sections of your book or reorganize the materials. These changes will typically be sent to you for “approval,” but

Traditional Publishing Myth #1: The Publisher Invests Big Bucks in Book Marketing

Traditional Publishing Myths - Reasons to Self-Publish

Whenever I speak to audiences about publishing, it still surprises me that so many new authors think that a traditional book deal is the ultimate solution to all-things-publishing. Most believe that with a big house deal they won’t have to worry about marketing. Unfortunately, that’s not the case at all. The hard truth is that

The Pros and Cons of Traditional vs. Self-Publishing

pros and cons of traditional vs. self-publishing

The world of publishing can be broad and complex because the options and rules are constantly changing. I have personally pursued both self-publishing and traditional publishing and have learned (sometimes the hard way) the challenges and rewards of both options. Here they are: Self-Publishing Pros You keep control over all of your rights. Individual book

Reason #214 Why I’m Done with Traditional Publishing

Why I'm done with traditional Publishing - self publishing rules!

Over the weekend I received a royalty statement for one of my books and it was pitiful! Thousands of copies sold, yet somehow with the bulk discounts, the obscenely low rate paid for ebooks, and miscellaneous nonsense I earned an average of $.60 per book. Outrageous! I take a big part of the blame for

Some Facts You Should Know About Traditional Publishing Deals

Realities of landing a traditional publishing contract

*It typically takes a traditional publisher a year to complete your book and put it into distribution. With the amount of red tape they have going on, the process seems to take forever. Just don’t expect to see your book on shelves within a few months, as this is highly unlikely. *You will be involved