What’s the best way to produce an ebook?
A lot of people ask me what's the best way to produce ebooks so I thought I would set out here a few ways of getting the job done.
A lot of people ask me what's the best way to produce ebooks so I thought I would set out here a few ways of getting the job done.
Self-publishing ebook pioneer Smashwords is the sole entry from the world of book publishing in Forbes Magazine’s list of America's Top 100 Most Promising Companies for 2014 published this week.
The Millions has turned its attentions to reimagining the titles of some classic books in the style of clickbait phenomenon The Upworthy.
Amazon Publishing has signed up best-selling self-publishing author Cherie Hill for the launch line-up of its new Christian imprint.
Three-quarters of travel writers earn their primary and only source of income from blogging, according to a study of recognised travel bloggers.
Ebook subscription service Oyster Books has picked up a stunning $14 million in venture capital funding to back its bid to scale up its operation.
A good novel can bring about brain changes in readers during and after the time they read a book.
One of the latest converts to self-publishing is a man who doesn’t own a computer and who writes top TV scripts and novels by hand with a Waterman fountain pen.
Story site Wattpad is powering on, with traffic now hitting 15 million visitors a month and 1.5 million stories uploaded each month.
Does this week’s takeover of Bookish by Zola Books mean the big book publishers have conceded defeat in their efforts to take on the online might of Amazon?
Smashwords founder Mark Coker has been making his predictions for 2014 and he reckons it's going to be a challenging year for indie authors but potentially a rewarding one and he believes indie authors are now the stewards of publishing's future.