I attended LTUE this weekend. That's a writing conference at BYU. I learned a ton about writing, spent time with some fantastic friends, including Lisa Mangum, author of the Hourglass Door trilogy, author and entrepreneur Dave Farland, Tracy Hickman, and a host of others.
Talked about how my book is in a positive holding pattern at Shadow Mountain.
And learned a great deal about how the publishing market, especially ePublishing, is changing. With Amanda Hawking selling 450,000 some-odd books online only in the last few months, I'm impressed and giving serious consideration to going that route myself. Thoughts on the road to self publishing?
2 comments:
It was great seeing you again, Josh. As for self publishing, it's an avenue--one of many different paths to publication. Whichever route best suits. Good luck with your submission to SM!
It was a great conference. I loved every minute myself. Good luck with your book at Shadow Mountain. I think self-publishing is looking more and more viable all the time, especially with e-publishing.
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