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Your book is done and you've decided to self-publish it. Should you use a print-on-demand publisher or a traditional publisher? What you need the book for will help you

Vanity publishing is often used negatively in the publishing world. What does it really mean and can it be a good thing?

Ten tips for evaluating and selecting the best digital publishing software for ebooks, enewsletters and other edocuments.

Poynter's book leads the writer/author through the complete process of self-publishing from evaluating possibilities of publishing one's own book to the final product.

Facebook's Networked Blogs allows members to add their blogs to Facebook, thus joining a vast blogging network.

Self publishing can soon lead to disappointment if authors don't research publishers carefully, especially vanity presses.

Love to travel? Appreciate a good story? Understand the basics of reportage and prose style? Here are some hints for learning more about the field of travel writing.

There are many websites that allow writers to post articles, blog posts and more in exchange for money. These sites are good for writers looking to make money at home.

Electronic publishing is the new wave in literary media. Publishing online opens the form to an instant audience giving writers an alternative to traditional publishing.

From New York conglomerates to independent presses, there have never been so many options for getting into print.

Trying to get your manuscript published but keep getting rejection letters? Changing your approach and understanding how books are acquired can help.