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Self-Publishing Book Review of the Week

Self-Published Book Review of the Week: In My Heart

In My Heart

by Ursula Hanks

This self-published book was recently reviewed by www.midwestbookreview.com:

Life isn’t easy even when it’s good. “In My Heart” is the memoir of one Ursula Hanks as she reflects on her families history. A German immigrant, daughter of parents who lived in Germany during Hitler’s reign, she relays a story from a perspective not often heard. She gives her touching life story, that many people, regardless of nationality, will empathize with. “In My Heart” is inspiring and recommended reading.

For more information or to order the book, visit the author’s webpage: www.outskirtspress.com/ursulahanks_inmyheart


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Self-publishing Marketing Tools

Whether you’ve self-published several books or just now penning your first manuscript, elements of book marketing and sales techniques are no doubt on your radar. Quality self-publishing options provide them. It’s never too early, or late, to begin your research into relevant marketing tools and options like:

Amazon Search Inside
Book Video Trailers
Co-op Advertising in places as relevant in as the New York Times Book review.

How are you going to employ those? The possibilities in today’s marketplace are endless.


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Self-publishing in the News

The term self-publishing is currently some pretty hot semantical real estate, with many fighting to earn its definition. And also with a polemic of sorts created between it and traditional publishing. This blog will has even been known to explore content outlining the advantages of self-publishing over the traditional model.

But perhaps the truly visionary author is the one who can find value in simply, publishing. Across all platforms and through a combination of all the resources available. Check out From Underground to Random House.


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Self-Publishing Book Review of the Week

Self Published Book Review of the Week: Liquid Soul

Liquid Soul

by Matthew Carter

This self-published book was recently reviewed by www.midwestbookreview.com:

Certain addictions drive people to do things that are condemnable. “Liquid Soul” is the story of a man who calls himself an agent of the crimson exchange, who can live and experience the lives of others, but only if they die by his hands. The experiences are addictive, and the man, who has nothing else to strive for, only finds the killings continue. “Liquid Soul” is an intriguing journey into experience and memory, highly recommended.

For more information or to order the book, visit the author’s webpage: www.outskirtspress.com/liquidsoul


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Self-Publishing Book Review of the Week

Self Published Book Review of the Week: The Gods of Canaan

The Gods of Canaan

by Betty Coven

This self-published book was recently reviewed by www.midwestbookreview.com:

There is one god and no other gods before him…except for his consort? “The Gods of Canaan” is a work of biblical fiction focusing on the consort of Yahweh, Asherah, and her chosen seeress, Rebe’kah. The story focuses on Rebe’kah and her life through early Israel as she helps to establish the nation once more. “The Gods of Canaan” is of interest to any seeking biblical fiction.

For more information or to order the book, visit the author’s webpage: www.outskirtspress.com/bettycoven


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