Publishing With An Independent by Gill Hoffs
Though (I gather) there is a certain boost to a writer’s self-esteem – along with
Though (I gather) there is a certain boost to a writer’s self-esteem – along with
Blurb, the independent publishing platform, historically known for highly illustrated print and ebooks, has announced
Everyone knows the journey to publication can often be a long and lonely trek. You
Bringing words to life: The Girl Who Came Home author Hazel Gaynor talks to actress Alana
Blurb, a market leading self-publishing platform for illustrated books, has announced a suite of new
Self-Publishing is a Lot Like Dieting It’s two months since I self-published my first novel,

www.Ourboox.com is a new start-up going live this week at the DLD event in Germany and
Inspiration for Lorna Sixsmith’s book came when a blog post entitled ‘Advice to those considering
Okay, you’ve finished that screenplay. Congratulations are in order. Go out and pop some bubbly
YouWriteOn was established in 2006 with Arts Council funding to assist new writers to develop
There are many challenges facing today’s author, and choosing a self-publishing provide is one that
Structural editing (sometimes called developmental editing or substantive editing) is the most complex and time-consuming
SkyPen, the new writers forum from Blackstaff Press launched officially on 1st March 2013 to
The Pleasures of Winter hit the best seller list in autumn 2012, riding on the
Ok. So I considered it, pooh-poohed it, reconsidered it, researched it, mulled over it, and
I can never pinpoint exactly when the desire to write arose in me. Like a
This year’s festival is the 10th annual crime writers event in the Yorkshire spa town of Harrogate. The
Wattpad is often described as the YouTube for books. Readers can go and read any of
Journalist Sue Leonard was on the spot at the West Cork Literary Festival to hear
Bare Hands is an international online journal of contemporary poetry and photography started by Kerrie