Opinion: Australian Prime Minister’s Literary Awards Let Indie Authors Down
Australian historical novelist Elisabeth Storrs, whose first book was trade published, is disappointed that the Australian government will not consider…
Opinion posts on a topical, controversial or interesting self-publishing issue. By ALLi Director, Orna Ross, on the first Monday of each month and other ALLi members on the other Mondays.
Australian historical novelist Elisabeth Storrs, whose first book was trade published, is disappointed that the Australian government will not consider…
Once a week, the ALLi blog serves as a soapbox for one of our members to speak out about an…
Finding it difficult to make contact online with certain indie authors, the highly successful historical novelist Helen Hollick, now self-published,…
Author and performance poet Dan Holloway explains why steering clear of third-party validation is the key to true success as…
With six novels (both trade-published and self-published) to her name, and an extensive following of loyal readers, Linda Gillard explains…
As writers all over the world report on the results of their NaNoWriMo, ALLi blog editor Debbie Young proposes NoPCMo…
Indie author Christine Frost shares her disappointment on a major book festival's attitude to self-published writers and makes some constructive…
Self-published novelist Matthew Wayne Selznick explains why he's not marketing his books, he's building a reader community - and why…
Indie author Michael N Marcus explains why he's not impressed by his own bestseller status, or anyone else's. If you’re…
Successful self-published crime writer Pete Morin vents his frustration with the treatment of indie authors at Crime Bake and other…
Indie author and poet Dan Holloway considers whether it's possible to implement quality control standards in the world of self-publishing…
With a foot in both camps, indie author, poet and musician Jessica Bell is in a great position to compare…