Posted on August 12, 2008 by Ray Robinson
There is that old saying that ‘any press is good press’ – just ask Dan Brown and his movie The Da Vinci Code from 2006… Lorna Page is apparently a 93 year-old lady from the UK who published her first novel A Dangerous Weakness through the self-publishing company AuthorHouse. What is so amazing about this [...]
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Posted on August 5, 2008 by Ray Robinson
One of the important things I believe is lacking in the self publishing industry is an honest and objective way to look at how self publishing companies compare to each other. I cannot claim to have a completely objective view (since I own a self publishing company – Dog Ear Publishing) – but I can [...]
Filed under: Self Publishing Companies, Self Publishing Company Comparisons | Tagged: self publishing, AuthorHouse, BookSurge, iUniverse, Lulu.com, Outskirts Press, Publish America, Tate Publishing, Wordclay, Xlibris, Mark Levine, The Fine Print of Self Publishing, Book Publishers Compared | 2 Comments »
