Self-publishing

Writing a compelling book is just the beginning; it means nothing if no one knows about it or people cannot find it and access it. Effective marketing is essential for letting readers know the book exists, as well as creating interest in it and finally access to it through various platforms. What’s the point of […]

Embarking on the self-publishing journey can be a daunting task, but success stories from fellow authors can serve as powerful motivation. There are many inspiring journeys of self-published authors who have achieved remarkable success, proving that with dedication and the right strategies, anyone can make their mark in the literary world. The landscape of publishing

In an era where self-expression is valued more than ever, the world of publishing has witnessed a profound shift. Increasingly, potential authors are choosing the path of self-publishing over traditional avenues, driven by a deeper yearning to leave a mark on the world that transcends mere monetary gain. At the heart of this movement lies

What makes a book more appealing is a multifaceted question that depends on individual reader preferences, cultural trends, and the literary landscape. However, some universal factors contribute to a book’s appeal and success in the market. First and foremost, readers are looking for a captivating and well-crafted story. A compelling plot that keeps them engaged

Good advice to give anyone considering publishing a book is simply to get started – in other words, just start writing. Stop thinking and start doing. So let’s imagine now that you’ve done that – you’ve started writing this marvelous creation and you’ve even decided that you’re going to publish whether you’re picked up by

In the book publishing industry, one often repeatedly gets asked the same questions. For example, “How do you go about writing a book?”, “Where do you begin?”, “I think about writing a book but that’s as far as it gets. How do I make it happen?” Almost everyone has ideas about a book, be it

People who choose to self-publish their work sometimes also attempt to do so completely on their own, independently of any professional help whatsoever. For some it’s due to financial constraints while for others it’s because they have the time to try and do it all, and then there are those who cannot let go and

In March 2023 Reach Publishers officially turned 25 years old. Unofficially, the concept and planning had alreadybegun in October 1997 but the organization was officially only registered inMarch 1998. Little did owners, Sally Eichhorst (Veenman) and Warren Veenman, know that what had then started as a three-man show so many years ago, would grow from

Back in the day (in the old ages, as the youth would say), there was no such thing as an eBook. The thought of an electronic book was like some Sci-Fi vision of the future. Indeed, before the days of the internet and emails, reading, research and publishing in general, was all paper based –

1. Just Start The trick to anything is to make a start. There is no good time to begin. If you wait for the right time to start your book, you may never begin. Many people with books in their heads, never get past begin and these potential books remain forever just pipe dreams never