Posted May 8 2010 in e-publishing, Ebooks, pros and cons of epublishing, publishing alternatives, Writing for a small press
First of all, you need to understand some terminology (at least how I use it), such as small press, large press, vanity press, and print on demand. In the interests of saving space, I posted this terminology in my Part 1 post at this blog. We’d all love to sell to a large publisher with […]
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Posted Apr 11 2010 in Can't Put Down Book, Ebooks, Editing, Jami Davenport, Writing for a small press
As I was doing my final edit on the last 40 pages of Fourth and Goal before submitting it to a publisher, I came to one poignant scene that actually brought tears to my eyes. As I finished the scene and pulled myself together, I thought: Wow, I hope it affects readers as much as […]
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Posted Mar 1 2009 in e-publishing, Ebooks, Jami Davenport, Print on Demand, Print Publisher, pros and cons of epublishing, publishing, Self-Publish, small press
Hi, there, a few months ago I started a series on publishing with small presses. Well, book deadlines and life in general interrupted my good intentions. I’m reposting the first installment for those of you that missed it. Please post your comments, additions, corrections. This is a collaborative post. Next week, I’ll post Part Two. […]
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Posted Jan 3 2009 in e-publishing, Ebooks, pros and cons of epublishing, Writing for a small press
I’ve been thinking about some topics for my blog for 2009. Last year I did a workshop for my local RWA chapter on why I chose to go with a small press. I thought some of my readers who are aspiring authors might benefit from the research I did when I put this workshop together. […]
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Jami Davenport is a USA Today Bestselling author of more than twenty novels and novellas. 
