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In 8 years of trial and error I think the biggest lesson I have learned is NOT to do everything myself. The mainstream "published" writer has the help of a whole team of people, and even then the financial failures far outnumber the financial successes. What hope then does the average self publisher have of beating the odds? How can a self publisher become a full time writer? The solution? Simple -- the Self Publishers Club! The last ten years as a writer/publisher have been some of the most rewarding and creative years of my life. With internet technology the potential for independent publishers, self publishers, writer/publishers is greater than ever before; eBooks, treeBooks, ezines, magazines, DVD's... the whole world is opening up and I believe that a new paradigm is emerging -- that the new world of electronic communication and commerce will flourish when we start to understand that cooperation works better than competition. ©Paul Blakey 2003 Used by permission www.selfpublishersclub.com Audrey's Comments I have to agree that a wise writer/publisher needs the help of specialists. When you choose an editor, I hope you'll consider me. When your ideas are presented in powerful error-free prose, you will be on the road to financial success and a full time writing career. Check it out for great tips and a free newsletter from a full time writer. New! CommentsHave your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below. |
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