Indie publishing seems to be having its heyday. It’s not only easier than ever to self-publish, some of the stigma that used to go along with self-publishing is also starting to disappear. Rupi Kaur’s self-published Milk and Honey made the New York Times best seller list; Andy Weir’s The Martian started off as a blog …
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This is your potential relationship to your book. You are its master craftsman from start to end. You may decide to forgo some of that control for a number of perfectly valid reasons.
Writing, even when performed with vigor, can still be unproductive. If you write purely for your own enjoyment, that’s not a huge problem, but if your aim is to share your art with others, you need to know how to avoid binge writing.
Many authors find it difficult to define the genre of their work. There’s nothing wrong with that as you’re writing – seeing your own art as so unique as to defy classification is perfectly healthy – but when it comes to marketing and publishing, you need to know what you’re selling. That’s why, in today’s …
