Three years ago I took the plunge and left traditional publishing. It felt like walking off a cliff. Gone were the editors, designers, agents, and booksellers. It was me, my words, and my computer. I thought I was isolated, but boy was I wrong.
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Exciting times for sure. Self publishing is no longer a vanity press issue, small presses are bridging the gap for less confident authors and we no longer wait eighteen months to get our books out in front of readers
Congratulations for being part of the launch Rebecca. Exciting times!
Hi Rebecca…great info in your blog. So glad you're finding success and passing it on to others. I met MC in Anaheim and he's great! He's been helpful with me also, when I've had a question.
Good to see you the other day at the meeting too!
Crazy awesome, Travis! I remember back in 2007 during the WGA writers strike in Hollywood thinking and blogging about how book writers needed to find a way to break free…and now 6 years later, look at all the opportunities! GREAT post Rebecca – thank you for all the info.
It's crazy how much things have changed over the last decade.