Sentences with phrase «label self published author»

75,000 + sales and over 700 reviews later I have gotten over that, and wear the label self published author proudly.

Not exact matches

Being self - published, or published through a publishing company, isn't the basis of labeling a person as an author or not.

So by your argument, self - published authors should be the ones labeled as professionals.

If the label of vanity has migrated from the minds of self - published authors, it still exists as part of the collective psyche of their community.

The term «interest age» will now have to be stated and labeled on titles from publishers and self - published authors alike.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareAs many of you may know, earlier this year Writer's Digest terminated its involvement with Abbott Press, the white - label self - publishing imprint created and powered for it by Author Solutions, Inc..

I question I have, is will this spawn a new breed of editors that will help self - published authors get rid of the warning label and then assist said author in any future books that come out?

Too often, the label of «Indie author» or «self - published author» still evokes the unfair stigma of being sub par, unworthy when compared to authors on the other side of that gilded line of traditional publishing.

«The downside of all the availability of e-publishing means that anybody with a few words on a page in a document file can become a «published» author, so those of us who have really made this our life's work are fighting the label of «self - published author.»

Over on Smart Bitches they were talking about self publishing, I used the phrase indie author, someone flipped out on me like a ninja about how I'm «dishonest» for using that label and then pointed me to this blogpost to back herself up.

As I recently posted in response to the same question elsewhere - The reason why we indie authors reject the «self - published» label is the same as the reason why African - Americans reject the «N word» label.

As these sea changes evolve, the «self - published» label will cease to exist in any meaningful way except inasmuch as it means «smart,» and will be replaced a kinder, gentler sense of «indie author» and «indie publisher» that is embraced by readers, by authors who previously had chosen traditional publishing routes, and, of course, by the DIY renegades among us.

«Vanity» Press Goes Digital» in the Wall Street Journal provides a thorough overview of the self - publishing options now available to authors, along with a handful of success stories (which should come with the label «Results not typical» required in advertising for diet plans).

Walker makes a point familiar to many self - publishing authors: despite the fact that authors must pay their way into both Kirkus» and Publishers Weekly's programs for self - published writers, the resulting reviews will label the work as independent.

My friends — most of whom are NOT self - published — were placed in that room that was repeatedly labeled «the self - published authors» room».

I think the problem came when you conflated «self - published authors and electronic micro-presses» with what you're labeling as «freight - class fiction.»

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