ALLi Blog: — Page 334 of 360 The Self-Publishing Advice Blog

Publishing: What It Really Means to Self-Publish – One Debut Author’s Story

Elaine Pereira's guest post last December about writing I Will Never Forget, her award-winning memoir of her mother's dementia, was…

Professional copyeditor and writing coach Susanne Lakin explains how learning the rules of grammar will improve the fortunes of self-published…

Announcing ALLi's Spring Event Line-Up With Spring hopefully a few weeks away here, we forging full steam ahead with a…

"If you had $100 to spend to market your new book, what would be the best way to spend it?"…

Self-published authors often wonder whether they can justify paying substantial entry prices to publishing trade and book fairs. Two of…

Dramatic Rights with Dialogue Berlin We kick off the news by turning our attention back to dramatic rights: TV &…

No, this isn't one of those articles about how self-publishing is the way forward for all writers and Penguin-Random House…

"Word of mouth has taken me to where I am," says USA Today bestselling author Bette Lee Crosby, with 14…

Ask every self-published writer what they want more than anything else and they will tell you that they…

"Today is the best time to be an author, especially of non-fiction," says Amy Shojai, certified animal behaviour consultant and…

Launching Cauldstane, her seventh novel, has a special significance for Linda Gillard, because the book embodies her response to her…

We’ve been thinking a lot about rights here at ALLi recently, what with our recent partnerships with IPR Licence and…