Over the years, a sharp division has split the writing community into two camps: traditional publishing and self-publishing. However, the current us-vs.-them attitude doesn’t seem nearly as bad as it used to be. When writers research their options for which path they should take, what advice do they encounter now?
Ready to Learn about Self-Publishing Your Story?
The Self-Publishing Your Story section of Jami's blog is filled with self-publishing insights, tips, and techniques.
Sample topics:
* Jami's Fiction University guest posts about Indie Publishing Paths
* cover artist and editor selection advice
* formatting issues
* creating print versions, etc.
If you want even more writing advice, be sure to check out Jami's Publishing & Career Highlights page, which features some of her most-helpful posts on this topic, as well as on working with beta readers/editors, branding, career planning, and more. On that page, you can also find links to related free worksheets/tools and information guides.
Or want to refine these results? The Search page offers many filtering options.
Everyone has an ego, a sense of how they fit into the world. In the publishing world, that “everyone” includes the newbie writer and the multi-published NYT bestseller, the professionals of traditional publishing and self-publishing. Sometimes egos are healthy and helpful for getting things done. Other times…not so much.
