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On the process to be followed for Self - publishing our content, it is important to consider the process that traditional publishing houses follow.

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Compensation: According to WritersServices.com, traditional publishing houses typically pay their writers an advance on the royalties they expect a title to earn, followed by the balance in actual royalties based on sales.

Down the road, most literary writers will likely follow the hybrid model, meaning that they'll publish some books with traditional publishing houses and others on their own — if they want to publish frequently and consistently.

An e-publisher is a genuine small house, following the same submissions, acquisitions, and editing processes as traditional publishing.

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Both independent and traditional authors have either made a living or launched important work through serials, including Alexandra Erin, whose Tales of Magisterium University has been running for six years; Mark Danielewski, whose House of Leaves (2000) developed an online following through serialization before print release (and will serialize his next work, The Familiar); and Stephen King's The Green Mile, which was published in monthly paperback installments in 1996.

Today, we'll walk through the steps an author should follow to try and obtain reversion of publishing rights from a traditional publishing house.

Inventions such as e-book publishing and print - on - demand services have permitted authors who are unable to interest a traditional publishing house in their book idea to follow publication on their own, using either a Web - based publishing platform or a tradition printing service.