There is a plethora of information available out there, and more than one route to publication. You can research details online by Googling “getting published”, or look to one of many current “How to get published” books on the market. [...]

Traditional publishing means you will need to submit your work and have it selected for publication. There is no fee associated with this form of publishing. Publishers may take unsolicited manuscripts from authors, but often find books via literary agents. [...]

This answer has been excerpted from “Self-Publishing & POD Services” an article by author Victoria Strauss, reprinted with her permission in the Winter 2014 issue of our Canadian Author ezine. “Print on demand (POD) is the commonly used term for [...]

In today’s market, authors have more options than ever in terms of deciding how to pursue their publishing goals. What do you want to get from the publishing experience and what does “being published” mean to you? If you think [...]

Benefits of self-publishing: You get to make all the decisions; you don’t need to gather input from anyone If you’ve done some market research and found a niche- you could create a demand for your book and sell a lot [...]

SUBSIDY PRESS: this means that the publishers puts its ISBN number ono the book and then charges the author a fee for producing the book. The author usually gets a share of books sold by the Publisher and/or the distributors/sellers [...]