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I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about self publishing recently. I’ve been considering two projects that might be described as self publishing. And I’ve been looking at how self publishing fits into my professional life as a literature development worker. And I’ve just ...
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Damien G Walter has been thinking about self-publishing,
reassessing the established wisdom that self-publication is de facto...
a bad thing . To date, self publishing has been a bad idea. People without the necessary skills and experience full prey ...
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Self-publish and be damned? The modern writer’s dilemma
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