The day people traditionally set aside for a longer reads (cf the Sunday newspapers) seems the perfect time to round-up the miscellany of what’s been happening in the world of self-publishing, particularly on the Kindle. How to deal with bad reviews on Amazon Self-published Kindle ebook author Stephen Leather proved that Amazon’s rules can work [...]
Sunday Self-Publishing Round-Up [1 May 2011]
Another week, another avalanche of good news for self-publishers and, as always, especially for those whose ebooks are on Amazon’s Kindle. Numbers of the week Writers Forbes extrapolates that over a million ebooks were written last year. The post actually says that over a million authors published ebooks last year but it seems that the [...]
Sunday Self-Publishing Round-Up [15 May 2011]
The news in the world of self-publishing with particular reference to that affecting Kindle authors. In this case it was a week you’ll remember for coveting a gold Kindle that Stephen Leather told you you’re not fit to write for…
Sunday Self-Publishing Round-up [12 June 2011]
It was a week you’ll remember for the surprise return of tags to Kindle ebooks and what a lovely interview Karen McQuestion gives.
Sunday Self-Publishing Round-Up [Vol 1, 24]
It was a week you’ll remembering for noticing how many of the best bloggers fill their blogs with guest posts, lazy buggers 
And for being able to buy my audiobooks on Audible at last! 
5 things you want to know about your fellow authors
In January 2012 we’re going to be surveying over 1,000 self-published authors for the Taleist 2012 Self-Publishing Survey. What would you like to know about your fellow authors?
Best self-publishing sites
It’s easy to remember to practice the craft of writing but whom do you read for insights into the business of self-publishing?
How accessible should you be to your readers?
Does an author having a website or a Twitter account create a reasonable expectation that she or he will respond to questions from readers?
Self-publishing and ebook predictions for 2012
Some of the most interesting voices in self-publishing give their predictions for ebooks and self-publishing in 2012.
It’s time for a self-publishers’ alliance
Self-publishing is a business, so it’s fitting that the world’s only non-profit alliance for independent authors is launching at London Book Fair.
Upcoming training courses from Taleist
- [Melbourne] Self-Publishing Your Book (2-days)13 Jun 14 - 10:00 Australian Society of Authors 415, 5th Floor, CAE Building, 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne […]
- [Sydney] Self-Publishing Your Book4 Apr 14 - 10:00 Australian Society of Authors C1.06, 22 Mountain Street Ultimo […]
- [Canberra] Social media for public affairs27 Jun 13 - 14:00 National Press Club 16 National Circuit Barton […]
- [Sydney] Blogging and publishing online15 Jun 13 - 09:00 Walkley Foundation 245 Chalmers Street Redfern […]
- [Sydney] Social media for magazine publishers13 Jun 13 - 09:00 Walkley Foundation 245 Chalmers Street Redfern […]
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Quick guide to the Sydney Writers’ Festival 2013 for self-publishers
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Quick guide to the Sydney Writers’ Festival 2013 for self-publishers
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Netflix says it’s a great time to be a writer
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