Self-publishing

You know how important the front cover is when you design a book. Did you know that you need to pay equal attention to the book back cover? Many authors consider a book back cover a minor part of the … Continue reading »

Should you consider laminated covers for your print project? Printed materials are subject to damage from normal wear and tear, and book covers especially are very likely to look worse for wear with exposure to certain types of environments. Projects … Continue reading »

Christian book printing has become popular in book best sellers, and more than one Christian book has climbed to the top of the bestseller lists. If you are interested in Christian book printing, you will find readers who share your … Continue reading »

Hiring beta readers is a key step in your road to getting published. When you spend months or years writing and editing a book, it’s hard to look at it objectively. How good is it, really? These beta readers can … Continue reading »

Want to learn how to write faster? If you’re determined to write a book, you have to settle in for concentrated work over a prolonged period. If you’re desperate to finish your novel, you might wonder, is there any way … Continue reading »

How important is poetry formatting? If you’re a poet who dreams of seeing your work in print, you can fulfill that wish by self-publishing a poetry book. Poetry requires different publishing and printing techniques than a novel. In this article, … Continue reading »

You enjoy snuggling with your child under the blankets while you while reading bedtime stories—maybe for the 20th time. It’s a fun, cozy time for both of you. Did you know that it’s also a powerful way to give a … Continue reading »

Who’s reading print books? Would it surprise you to learn that print books outsell e-books? Although most writers immediately think of online publishing sites when they consider self-publishing, the reality is that most readers prefer print books. Consider these fun … Continue reading »