The Top Self-Publishing News Stories of 2016 and Why They Matter to You: Bryan Cohen & Jim Kukral

October 22, 2016

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Authorpreneurs Jim Kukral and Bryan Cohen have their fingers on the pulse of the latest in self-publishing news. In this presentation, they'll tell you the biggest, most impactful news thus far in 2016 and how these stories impact you and your author career.

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