Selfpublishing Videos

We talk to former student Louise Woodbury at the launch of her book "The Invisible Entrepreneur". Click here for more information.

In this edition we talk to independent poetry author June O'Leary about how she got published as well as some news and notes in the Literary world.

Here are the 2009 EVVY Winning books published by Outskirts Press.

Full-service self-publishing for book publication is fast, easy, and convenient with OutskirtsPress.com.

Think your book has what it takes to win $3,000? The Best Blurb Books Contest is now accepting submissions, and we want you to bring your best! Enter your photo books by October 22 in one of three categories - family, pets, or travel - for your shot at one of three $3,000 grand prizes, or one of three $1,000 runner-up prizes. There s no entry fee - just the cost of ordering a single book - and you can enter as many books as you like. Once you ve entered, the real fun begins. On October 23, voting opens to the public - that means you ll want to get all your friends, family, neighbors, Facebook friends, Twitter followers, roadies, groupies and anyone else in your entourage to get out and rock the vote. Once the votes are in, one judge in each category will select a winner and a runner-up. We ve made it drop-dead simple to enter your books too, so there s really no excuse not to. If you re planning to make a holiday gift book anyway, this one s really a no-brainer - and an extra $3,000 might just come in handy this holiday season, no? If that s not reason enough for you, we ve come up with a few more to help make this an easy call. For all the information and details, check out the contest homepage. And good luck! We can t wait to see what you come up with.

How To Do a Book Launch . In today’s episode Dale Beaumont talks about creating a book launch. He goes through the entire process and tips on how to organize and hold a successful book launches. http://www.GetPublishedTV.com

Slide show of a presentation given on February 24th, 2008 by Natalie d'Arbeloff describing how she turned her webcomic "The God Interviews", originally posted on her blog, into a book published via print on demand technology. She gives advice to those considering self-publishing via the internet.