Mailchimp announces some questionable changes (or does it?), and writers demand to self-publish in Persian.
Mailchimp announces some questionable changes (or does it?), and writers demand to self-publish in Persian.
Five examples of common mistakes in writing. Don’t worry – they’re easily fixable.
Killing Eve wins some BAFTAs, trad authors don’t earn enough, and a helpful guide to setting up UK Amazon Ads.
Repurpose your old books into a fresh box set with our quick and simple guide.
A publisher gets cold feet on a ‘controversial’ book, the Fyre Festival Fraudster will self-publish a memoir, and Tom finds a list of new SP books.
How to get to grips with the gold standard in ebook formatting.
A bookstore installs a Print-It-Yourself machine, and a UK newspaper runs a publishing competition.
Here are nine of the most common mistakes, and how to avoid making them.
Short story vending machines pop up in London tube stations, Instagram Poetry ruffles some feathers, and how self-publishing helps keep non-fiction books fresh.
From profile pictures to Linktr.ee links to hashtags on Instagram – everything you can do to boost visibility for free.
A 94 year-old gets her poems secretly published, and a woman writes erotic novels whilst undergoing chemotherapy.
Stephen Marriott walked the 800km Camino de Santiago trail to get away from it all. He came back with a novel.
Microsoft stops selling eBooks, “bite-size” book sections might encourage more people to read, and Books Covered have some more pre-made covers available.
So you want to design your own book cover. Which software should you use?
Amazon are banning alleged book-stuffers, POD makes yearbooks cheaper, and China has a crazy bookstore.
There is a difference… but sometimes the lines between the two get blurred.
eBooks2go raises £1,000,000 in investment, and the SPF Foundation winners are announced.
Which book to movie adaptations are the most successful? And which big titles are actually based on indie books?
Amazon cuts its fees for self-publishing filmmakers, politics makes for great book sales, and the 101 course is still open.
Exclusive with Amazon, or go wide? And HOW wide, exactly?