Typesetter The interior typesetting for your book involves importing your manuscript into a graphic design program that works for book pagination. It is a complex and rather tedious process, requiring strong attention to detail....
Read MoreHomemade book covers, postcards, fliers, and other marketing collateral always look homemade. If you want to be taken seriously as an author and business professional, find a graphic designer who has experience producing book...
Read MoreLike updating or making repairs on a home, writing a book can involve a balance of knowing when to do it yourself and when to hire a professional. This month’s homework identifies six professionals you should hire when writing...
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Join us as Kristina Marie Darling speaks on the topic: How to Locate and Apply for Grants to...
Read MoreTraditional publishers pay authors to produce their books. Start by reading the book How to Write a Book Proposal by Michael Larsen. Then start pitching agents via the Association of Authors’ Representatives. You can also watch...
Read MoreGet a Sponsor Enlist a corporate sponsor to back your book. For example, if you’re writing a memoir about an illness you’re battling, perhaps a specialty hospital or drug company may want to help you get your story out in...
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Join us as Andrew Rogerson speaks on the topic: How to Build a Business You can Eventually Sell....
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One of the top complaints I hear from writers is that they don’t have enough time. There’s not...
Read MoreThe government makes grants available for various types of educational projects, so if your book has a purpose that advances a cause, there is a small chance you could locate a grant to help. Honestly, grants for publishing...
Read MoreThe NFAA often gets requests for free publishing services. Unfortunately, there’s no secret publishing fund or author scholarship program available, but there are some options to consider if you’re strapped for cash. This...
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