Publish Your Book Yourself

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Jonn of CO 2:00PM March 14, 2009

I think self-publishing is one way to do it, but online publishing is the thing to do. Platforms like Publitalent.com are a way to get your name out there. It cost you nothing and you reach thousands of people. Plenty of authors already got successful with this way of publishing.

litti 7:51PM March 02, 2009

I notice that many of the spectacular low-cost books at Barnes & Noble (color books on birds, space, what have you) indicate they are published/manufactured in China. Someone even told me a Chinese entrepreneurial company has a ship anchored outside the territorial limit of California that is busy publishing on the cheap (sounds fishy, but he's usually reliable on such info). How do you arrange things with any of these people?

Ralph Dobbs of AL 6:15AM January 05, 2009

This is a useful information, and I will explore more about it.

Wolflover of NY 3:11PM December 24, 2008

Hi. Good news.

Gordon of AL 4:21AM December 24, 2008

Most of the book publishing sites are great but what's an author to do once its done? AuthorsDen.com, along with their sister site, CraigsPress.com can offer an author a full solution of publishing and then marketing of their book to a community of readers and other authors. It's one thing to self publish your book. It's a whole different thing trying to get the word out.

Craig of CA 10:49AM December 19, 2008

You better clean up your writing a bit before you try to publish. At about eight of your mistakes I quit counting. That was in only four short lines of your writing.

Tommy of MI 10:18AM December 19, 2008

There are many other print-on-demand companies like Infinity Publishing and iUniverse that can give you a per-copy price that's less for a cookbook than $19. The following website features a list of such services: http://www.bookmarket.com/ondemand.htm.

John Kremer of NM 5:31AM December 19, 2008