You've finished your book--a work so great even your mother loves it. It's spell-checked and grammar-checked and polished so highly you need sunglasses to read it. The time has arrived to publish it. In today's society, authors have two viable options: self-publishing and traditional. But how do you decide? That's the question literary agent Rachelle Gardner asks. And you would think that being a literary agent, she'd pan self-publishing and praise traditional. That is not the case.
This book lays out the benefits and drawbacks of each route. The chapters end with a check sheet that lets you evaluate the course of action best for you. It's informative, detailed, chocked full of resources.
Excellently written and well researched from her years as a literary agent, this is a must have.
So that book that's ready to meet the world--it no longer needs to languish as you pursue the correct path to publication. For $3.99 on Amazon, you can't go wrong.
About Rachelle:
Rachelle is a popular literary agent with Books and Such Literary agency. Her popular blog has taught many aspiring authors the ins and outs of the publishing business. Her passion to see author's succeed in this business is seen in every aspect of her life, including this book.
Informative post, thanks, Carol!
ReplyDeleteIt was a well researched book with lots of good info. Glad you liked the blog, Paula.
DeleteThe book sounds intriguing! I'm going to check it out.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Carol, I love your posts about the Biblical foods. Great interesting topic.
Caroline, thanks so much. First, I enjoyed this book. As I said, at the price, you have absolutely nothing to lose--and then again, you'll lose nothing.
DeleteSecond, I love studying about gardens and thought about what I could grow that Jesus may have eaten.