This Week in Indie Publishing

Author Don Massenzio

Pros & Cons Of Self-Publishing An Ebook

If you’re considering writing a book now, you have more publishing alternatives than at any other time in history. Among the many options, you can go the traditional route and submit your manuscript to an agent who will work to get you a book deal with a publishing house, or you can do everything on your own. This latter choice has advantages and disadvantages worth exploring, so let’s take a look at the pros and cons of self-publishing an ebook.

What Exactly is Self Publishing?

Self-publishing is the act of conducting all of the aspects of producing and marketing an ebook on your own. This means you’ll come up with the topic, research it, compose your findings into a readily accessible format, edit it, proofread it, format it for distribution, decide where it will be sold, upload it to those…

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About Anna Dobritt

Anna Dobritt is an independent eBook author and an indie publisher of RPG PDFs and fantasy maps through Cartography Unlimited for RPGs. She loves to read and write, and lives in Michigan. Anna enjoys watching Dr. Who, both the classic episodes from the 1960s-1980s and the current episodes. Anna has three trilogies in the queue: Ravynwyng Chronicles Universe – Volume 1: The Beginning has been released, and Volume 2: Discovery, is going through the editing and revision process, with plans to self-publish in 2016. Volume 3: Truth is currently being written. Two other trilogies are The Archivist — Lenara Lenquil Adventures, and the Guardian Blades Trilogy. Anna has self-published Volume 1 of the Ravynwyng Chronicles Universe titled The Beginning; three short stories: The Hunter, First Raven, Raven Voice; a novelette titled Raven Flight, and a collection of short fiction titled Whispers from Within. Where the imagination soars on glowing wings! May the words ever flow!
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One Response to This Week in Indie Publishing

  1. Thanks for sharing this Anna

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