Printing
Book Printing

To publish a print book, follow these steps:

  1. Traditional publishing is the more formal approach to getting an author’s work out to the masses, but it is also a more time-consuming process. Most traditional publishing houses do not accept manuscripts from authors directly and only work with literary agents.

    Regardless of whether you decide to solicit an agent or the publishing company directly, you will need to send a query letter submitting your manuscript—and it needs to stand out to capture their attention.

    If you can make it through that, it will still take more time to do a final edit, strategize how to properly market and sell your novel, and get it to shelves—a process that can sometimes take years.

  2. Self-publishing is when an author decides to print and distribute their own work themselves—usually through a self-publishing platform—bypassing traditional publishing companies. Self-publishing provides you with the ultimate freedom and control over your own creative work.

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Local Events
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  • Print books are good for:

    • library events

    • local bookstores

    • book signings

    • craft fairs or festivals

Services
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  • Services like:

    • Amazon KDP Print

    • IngramSpark

    print the book only when someone orders it.

    Advantages:

    • no inventory

    • no upfront printing costs

    • books ship automatically

Small Book Publishers
Meeting

    • Monthy Meeting Agenda.

      Members will email to other members one to three chapters of a manuscript , short story, or poem they would like to publish.

      Discussion

      Does the story begin with some sort of conflict—either internal or external? Does the beginning set up the bigger “conflict” of the entire novel, the issue that drives your protagonist toward his/her end goal? Does the beginning set up the bigger “conflict” of the entire novel, the issue that drives your protagonist toward his/her end goal? Does the overall plot come across clearly in the novel? Is the setting, locale, time of year, date, etc., clearly developed?