BiblioCrunch | Self-Publishing Resouces

Dear NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) participants, I’m Miral Sattar, writer/journalist/techie and founder of Bibliocrunch. Kudos to you for embarking on this novel-writing challenge! Bibliocrunch is proud to be an official sponsor for NaNoWriMo and we’ll be supporting our authors in a variety of ways. To start I wrote a free self-publishing guide titled You’re Done, Now What? […]

We’re excited to be talking about NaNoWriMo on Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 10/21/14.

Bibliocrunchers, we have a really generous offer from the organizers of the New York Self-Publishing Book Expo. 

We’re excited to have Joanne Levy, @JLAuthorService, as our guest on Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 10/7/14.

You might have heard of #AmazonCart. Amazon’s seamless and easy way to add purchases to your cart with a simple Tweet. Today, Amazon just rolled out #AmazonWishList.

We’re excited to have Henrietta Verma, of Library Journal, as our guests on Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 9/16/14.

Thinking about self-publishing but don’t know where to start? A good place to begin is by reading reading and more reading.

I remember a discussion at BEA last year saying that everyone has recognized self-publishing except for major media newspapers.

Through all the benefits of self-publishing, working to publish on your own can not only be a difficult, but also an expensive task. Here’s two great new platforms for self-publishing authors can check out for a little crowdfunding help:

Not only do we have a Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal for you, but we have a special discount to the Mediabistro Self-Publishing Intensive.

One of our favorite tools for our blog is Rafflecopter. This tool works well not only for book blogger but also for authors. Today we’ll give you step-by-step instructions on how to set up a Rafflecopter account and use it for a giveaway.

As a reader I have joined up with many authors as part of their street teams. As it turns out, a lot of authors don’t know what a street team is. We’ll be hosting a chat soon on #indiechat to answer all your street team questions.

If you’re an author (or want to be), you must make plans to attend the Indie Revolution Conference, or as we like to call it: Indie ReCon – making Indie publishing a mission possible!