Episode 33 - Self-publishing for everyone. Advice for all writers from four authors who published their own work

The Creative Writer's Toolbelt

Apr 03 2015 | 01:03:25

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Show Notes

Four different writers, four different approaches to publishing your own work. In the first half of this episode, I talk to bestselling author and professional speaker JOANNA PENN about defining goals, thinking globally, and writing what we love. Then I talk to the local historian Heather Flack, NGO writer-in-residence Glenn Myers, and sixth form student, Holly Phipps – each of whom have used self-publishing for their own, very different projects.

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