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Small publishers may offer the best opportunities for getting published in in today's dying publishing world. POD, distribution and publisher friendliness all add up.

What are some of the challenges of independent publishing today? What creative solutions have the 72,000 small press book publishers in the US come up with?

One should read guidelines, follow directions , write great letters, and submit well edited manuscripts and marketing plans if one wants to get a publisher's attention.

New technologies and publishing contracts are set to make waves in the world of print books. New authors and publishers both stand to gain a great deal.

Cottonwood Press is a small, innovative book publisher specializing in engaging, creative educational materials to teach children, teens, and young adults writing.

Writing the book is only half the battle. Finding the right publisher to submit your work can be as challenging as creating your work. It all starts with research.

Comics and graphic novels can be expensive. Many publishers allow you to read some of them before you fork over your hard-earned cash.

Freelance writers rely on publishers and businesses to be honest and prompt in their payments. Having a contract can protect your investment in time and effort.

One of the most beneficial marketing strategies is word of mouth marketing.

Immediately after World War II, a new, "cold" war gripped the world and, just as they had done during WWII, comic books appeared to protect Americans from the Red Menace.

Read about an unusual publisher that specializes in low-cost, high-quality books that you will want to add to your book collection.

Many new authors find getting objective feedback difficult. However, for those in the know, feedback can be detailed, constructive, and often free.

Too often, new writers send their manuscript out before it is ready, or they send it to the wrong publishing house. What can you do to avoid this?

The co-founder of a British publishing house revisits, explores and reminisces about places and old friends throughout mainland Britain.

The road to self publishing is fraught with risks. Reading multiple guides can help point the aspiring self publisher towards a safer and more lucrative path.

Do you want to get your hands on the latest releases before the general public? Do you write for a website or blog? If so, you qualify to receive free review copies.

A retro comic fans best publisher friend should be Bill Black. If you, as a collector of old ME heroes like Tim Holt, Red Mask, The Ghost Rider, miss them. Read on!

Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Mystery writer Vicki Delany shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution.

Writing for an anthology is an excellent way to get your first story published. It will boost your confidence and get you a great writing credit.

Suggestions on what to get that traveler on your list that won't cost a lot or require you to visit a mall.

The publishing world is changing rapidly. From eBooks to book blogs and virtual book tours, authors are taking more control and getting results.

Author Gill James talks about school visits, Young Adult literature, publishing, inspiration and never giving up.

Tree House in a Storm was inspired by the author's experience during Hurricane Betsy in 1965.

Learn how to get permission to use quotes in your book so you can stay safe from copyright laws and angry authors.

Learn the answers to your questions, such as, "How do I get permission to quote someone in a book?" or "What do the copyright laws say about quoting someone?"

Ever wondered about the mysterious number combination at the back of a book? This inconspicuous number revolutionized the way books are ordered, stocked and moved around.

Amazon.com is one of the most successful online retailers in the world. Initially selling books, the retailer has expanded to offer a vast array of products.

Everyone talks about self-publishing but how many of the hundreds of thousands of such books are really successful?