Librarians and writers alike will find this book full of resources and information, making it the go-to text for self-publishers today. The chapters are approachable, with both introductions and summaries, making it easy for readers to revisit the book's pages to reread an explanation or definition to help them better navigate the long journey that is writing and publishing a book.

VOYA

This important volume is not just a list of online resources (though it is that), and it is not just a handy history of traditional versus non-traditional publishing (though it is that too), and it is not just a compendium of publishing strategies (though it is also that)—this book is really, at its core, the invaluable answer to the inevitable question from librarians and patrons alike: 'do libraries and self-published books belong together?' The answer, according to the book's well-qualified and widely experienced authors, is an enthusiastic 'yes, please.'

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