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Who's Self Publishing their own novel?
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» Kirk - Re: Self Publishers .In response to Self Publishers posted by vidae: Is there any one self publishing this year? If so, who are you using and what is your book about? I self publish my monthly investment newsletter . I write it as web pages so I can show active charts for the securities in my portfolio (stocks, bonds, money funds, etc.) that update. I send out new URLs each month to my subscribers. Many writers here have been using NewNovelist writing software to write their books. This is a partner that pays Suite101 a commission on sales. It is designed to help novel writers with many useful tools and only costs $50 US. Below is an ad we have for it. “New Novelist” Writing Software A Great Resource for Writers I manage the Co-op Store at Suite101.com. One of our top sellers is NewNovelist writing software.
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