BiblioCrunch | Self-Publishing Resouces

The key to a great book is always editing. Make sure your book is polished before it goes to publication.  

Don’t make a Star Trek captain do a face palm.

I would like to start this off by saying that I’ve been staring at my screen for…oh…twenty minutes trying to figure out what to write.

Want to write a book, or writing one now and stuck in a writer’s block? Here is some Monday inspiration to help you start your week off right!  

Feel uncomfortable about signing up for the Amtrak Residency program and still want a free ride? You can still write without worrying about what you’re giving away. We’re giving away an Amtrak long distance roundtrip train ride from NYC to Florida.  You  get to pick either Orlando or Miami. *Update 10/15/14 – Entries are now […]

Kobo Inc. is the company that makes the Kobo eReader, and its headquarters is in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

We list out the tools that allow you to sell books directly from your website.

Thinking about self-publishing and wanted to know about the biggest retailers for your digital and print books? We break it down for you in our easy to navigate guide below. A few years ago you had to use a distributor to get your books into all the major retailers.  Now, most retailers allow authors to […]

Have a book coming out? Don’t start your marketing until you read this list of 10 book marketing mistakes that self-published authors make.

This week on #indiechat Olivia Koski from The Atavist  will be our guest. Olivia will be talking about The Atavist’s new multimedia ebook production tool called @Creatavist. 

For our next indiechat we will be talking about EBook creation tools for authors. 

A question that I always get is what types of files do I need to create to get my book ready for book publishing.  If you’re going to hire a formatter we recommend three main filetypes for distribution to the major online retailers.

This week on #indiechat the company @BookVibe  will be our guest. BookVibe will be sharing details about how to use their new Alerts tool which helps authors manage their social media mentions. You can read more about BookVibe in the blog post we wrote about in last December.