by Chioma Oparah | Nov 7, 2024 | Book Publishing, Digital Publishing
Publishing a book through a professional publishing firm can be fairly expensive. But thanks to digitisation, authors can now publish their own books. Self-publishing allows authors to have more control over their publishing process than ever, but the path from... 
by Chioma Oparah | Sep 15, 2024 | Brand Management, Digital Publishing, Uncategorized
As an author, your book’s back cover is prime space for captivating potential readers. Alongside your book’s summary and reviews, your author bio plays a vital role in establishing a personal connection with your audience. A well-crafted bio can make all... 
by TRWCBlogger | Jul 12, 2024 | Brand Management, Digital Publishing, ePublications, Writing Tips
Too many writers begin their publishing journey the wrong way. They try to start big. They want a book contract, a speaking tour, and all-around international fame and notoriety. But that’s not how this thing works. You have to start small. This is a blessing in... 
by SonsofIssachar | Jul 3, 2024 | Book Marketing, Book Publishing, Digital Publishing
Delay in getting married, just like any other delay in life, can be a very heart ripping and hope drenching phase of life, especially in this part of the world. Singles are often pressured from every area to get married and this, in turn, has driven many single... 
by Julius Topohozin | Jun 26, 2024 | Book Publishing, Digital Publishing, ePublications
According to tonerbuzz.com an estimated one million books are released annually by mainstream publishers. If self-published authors are added to the number, the stat will go sky high to about 4 million books published every year. However, out of that staggering... 
by TRWCBlogger | May 27, 2024 | Digital Publishing
I stumbled upon this great article from JA Konrath on his “A Newbie’s Guide to Publishing.” The piece focuses on how to make money on ebooks (if you have a minute I highly recommend reading the entire thing), but one section of the article really caught my eye (and...
