Jaylynn Korrell and Joe Walters of Independent Book Review team up to share “10 Insightful Books About Writing and Publishing,” including only small press and self-published titles like How to Make a Living as a Writer and Start Writing Your Book Today.
Joe Walters is a developmental editor with an eye for novel improvement. Check out what he has to say in his latest Independent Book Review blog post, “31 Specific Strategies for Improving Your Novel.”
After publishing “10 Awesome Indie Presses…” last year, we decided it was about time to start highlighting a few more small and independent publishing houses that you should know about. Here is our list of “11 MORE Indie Presses You Should Know About!”
“10 Literary Organizations with Writing Centers, Classes, and Community” is a resource for writers of all experience levels across the country. With organizations in far-off places like California and Boston, this Independent Book Review blog post might be just the thing to get you involved.
Finishing your novel is only the beginning. Check out what you can do before beta readers and editors in IBR’s latest, “5 Tips for Self-Editing for Fiction Writers” written by Holly Tri.
Author Jack Messenger has tried countless strategies for marketing his literary fiction novel, but many of them have failed. In “10 Common Mistakes to Avoid when Marketing Your Novel,” he shares his experiences to help other authors avoid following a similar path.
“5 Independent Presses Celebrating Black Culture” is a literary listicle about the independent presses founded by black publishers that are producing books with a black audience in mind. Check out which indie presses Jaylynn Korrell picked in her latest article at Independent Book Review.
These ten independent presses have been publishing innovative and incredible books for quite some time now, so we decided it was about time you learned more about them.
Alexander Smith shares his blog post “How I Wrote 90 Pages in Two Days” with Independent Book Review about sitting down to write, eliminating distractions, and working hard in your DIY Writer’s Retreat.
Holly Tri (Imperative Editing and Services) uses Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice to provide 3 tips for writing realistic dialogue.