Hiring the Self-Publishing Services You Need… And At The Right Price: Ricardo Fayet with Rebecca Heyman

October 23, 2016

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How can you find the right editor for your book? How much will a professional cover design cost you? What about publicists and marketers? Reedsy’s Ricardo Fayet will answer all these questions (and more!) in this session and unveil the real costs of hiring professionals to produce a high-quality book.

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We’re working with Reedsy to host a special ALLi Member giveaway that includes cover design and editing. More information will be announced at the beginning of November, and the winners will be announced at the end of November.

(You have to be an ALLi Member to participate.)

Author: Indie Author Fringe

The Indie Fringe Author Conference takes place three times a year, in line with London Book Fair in April; Book Expo America in May and Frankfurt Book Fair in October

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