BBC RADIO 2 presenter starts a new chapter

With eight million listeners, Janey Lee Grace has spoken to more people in her lunch time than most people will ever do in their lifetime. ┬áAlready a multiple best-selling author with five books to her credit, she is well known the Media Spokesperson for the Organic and Natural Health world and also for Natural Childbirth […]

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Exploiting the Full Potential of the EPUB3 Format

By: Larry Bennett If you are an author or a publisher of books that are not strictly narrative, are your ebooks a mirror image of your print books? Or have you taken advantage of the capabilities that the EPUB3 format provides to offer readers an enhanced reading experience? Ebooks, in rudimentary form, have been around […]

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10 Top Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Book Publicist

by Diana Urban Hiring a book publicist can be a worthwhile expenditure if you need help building your bookÔÇÖs platform, or if youÔÇÖd like to supplement your existing marketing efforts or those of your publisherÔÇÖs publicity team. While you might be able to do marketing for yourself, hiring help will give you more time to […]

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Self Publishing grows 4% in the year according to Neilsen

U.S. book publishing industry stats from Nielsen Frankfurt Book Fair 2015 is in the rear view mirror but there were a few noteworthy titbits gleaned from the event. Some of the more important facts and figures were shared by NielsenÔÇÖs Jonathan Stolper his state-of-the-U.S.-market presentation. Although you can argue NielsenÔÇÖs data isnÔÇÖt complete and itÔÇÖs […]

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3 top tips for a successful book signing

by Sarah Juckes Book signings and events tend to be things that new authors look forward to ÔÇô and dread at the same time. To find out what you can do to make your event a success, we spoke to indie superstar, Mark Leslie. Mark has travelled all over the world doing events and, as […]

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Want to Succeed in Self-Publishing? Adapt and Adjust: Tips from an Indie Author

By Drucilla Shultz Bestselling author Glenn Cooper had a problem. His Library of the Dead trilogyÔÇöpublished by HarperCollinsÔÇösold millions of copies in Europe. But in his home country sales were sluggish, which made Cooper wonder if his books were less appealing to an American audience or if his U.S. publisher was mishandling the series. He […]

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