Have you dreamed about publishing a book since you were a child? Do you spend countless hours perfecting your craft and hope to one day share your story with the world? Are you a professional who wants to improve your platform by publishing a non-fiction book?
Whatever your dream, you can make it come true. Too often, people think of the endless rejection notices and years of disappoint associated with traditional publishing with thinking about professional writing, but this doesn’t have to be your story. You can see your book in print without years of heartbreak and rejection.
Self-publishing lets you decide if and when your story is ready to be shared with the world. You call all the shots, including how the book looks and how much it costs. By deciding to self-publish, you are deciding to make your dreams come true. Everyone has a story to share, and everyone deserves to see their writing in print. If you are ready to stop dreaming and start celebrating your accomplishment of writing a book, start the self-publishing process today. You deserve it.
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ABOUT WENDY STETINA: Wendy Stetina is a sales and marketing professional with over 30 years experience in the printing and publishing industry. Wendy works as the Director of Author Services for Outskirts Press. The Author Services Department is composed of knowledgeable customer service reps and publishing consultants; and together, they all focus on educating authors on the self-publishing process in order to help them publish the book of their dreams. Whether you are a professional looking to take your career to the next level with platform-driven non-fiction, or a novelist seeking fame, fortune, and/or personal fulfillment, Wendy Stetina can put you on the right path. |
Self Publishing Advisor 
Some people may think that self publishing requires you to all things by yourself. The good news is that you don’t have to do everything — and you probably shouldn’t. One key is to know what you can do effectively yourself — and what you should delegate to others. Many writers, for example, are not skilled at graphic design or artwork. Many prefer to hire an editor or proofreader for the final stages of manuscript development. It makes your dream a reality without any hassles and stress.