Self-Publishing Coach

Do you want to know the hottest trend in the world of book publishing? It’s the growing number of authors who choose to publish their books themselves. Not all that long ago, commercially published books made up the overwhelming majority of books being published every year, and those who dared to publish on their own were looked down upon. But the times they are a changing. Today there are just as many books self-published as those published by the likes of Doubleday and Simon & Schuster, and some books that began as self-published titles have gone on to become bestsellers! With commercial publishing in the tighter grip of a few major corporations that take fewer risks with newcomers, many insiders see the pendulum continuing to swing. Someday, those who self publish may become the “in” crowd.

This is an important development for authors who can’t crack the world of publishing giants, or who don’t want to try. If you’re committed to bringing a book into the world, the opportunity is there. A Writer’s Eye can help you understand the process of self-publishing and how to make it work for you.

Advising on Self-Publishing Options
First, a thorough list of the pros and cons of self-publishing and commercial publishing will provide you the information you need to make the right decision. Kevin Quirk has extensive experience with both domains. His first book, NOT NOW, HONEY, I’M WATCHING THE GAME, was published by Simon & Schuster and his second book, HELLO, AIBEK! A Journey of International Adoption was published through a print-on-demand firm. He also has guided many clients through the publication process in both worlds.