Book publishing

When you’re writing the first paragraph of your new manuscript, it’s easy to ignore the formatting. After all, when your eyes are the only ones observing your work, worrying about things like proper page layout, mirror margins, section breaks, and whether or not your hyphens are in the right place can feel like obstacles to simply putting your ideas down on paper. However, once you’ve completed your manuscript and you’re ready to show it to other people, it’s important to make sure it…

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Before you self-publish a book read this 7 point checklist to make sure you are ready to publish your new print or ebook.

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Getting a book published is a goal for many writers but how do you actually go about doing it? In this post, I give you tips for how to become a published author, how to write a query letter and what to do if you don’t get published. Become a writer this year and follow Protagonist Crafts for more writing tips and author life.

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Signs you were made to work in publishing: your love life revolves around your TBR pile, you read about correlation theories at the beach, and you've literally inked your passion for the written word on your skin permanently. When people say "do…

A sneak peek behind the scenes of what the modern publishing process looks like so that you’ll know what to expect when you publish your book.