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Get Help To PublishPublishers have three core functions and take all the financial risks—involving accounting, publishing, distribution, and royalties. The three core functions are listed below.
Learn MoreEvery author aspires to spread your message and raise your profile. A huge symbolic part of that is seeing your book on the shelves at your local Barnes & Noble—and every other bookstore for that matter.
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Plan Your TransitionsMany types of “Author University” and “Author 101” courses and events purport to show the ropes to aspiring authors in terms of how to navigate the publishing world and achieve success.
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