Going it Mostly Alone: the Publishing Path of A Perfect Blindness

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

I was burned out on it. I had several other ideas I wanted to move on to.

Going it Mostly Alone: the Publishing Path of A Perfect Blindness

this forces a gut check: a clear eyed evaluation of the writer’s true commitment and the book’s realistic possibilities of selling enough copies to, at least, break even.

Going it Mostly Alone: the Publishing Path of A Perfect Blindness

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

Then, I got a humbling summary evaluation of my manuscript:

Going it Mostly Alone: the Publishing Path of A Perfect Blindness

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

I had a simple choice: stick to my artistic guns and refuse to remove the subterfuge and find another publisher, or revise

Going it Mostly Alone: The Path to Print of A Perfect Blindness

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

if they can’t print the book because of this, they can keep my deposit and we’ll go our separate ways.

Going it Mostly Alone: self-publishing A Perfect Blindness

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

my contact at iUniverse had understood my position well enough after our call to not have wasted my time even offering them.

Changing my mind about Self-publishing Part 4: intake to the alternate Publishing Path

Things get more serious: Money becomes involved

Part 3: Changing my mind about self-publishing: How to Signal con’t

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

In other words, iUniverse starts spending its own time and money backing the book.

Part 3: Changing my mind about self-publishing: How to Signal

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

In other words, if a publisher gets behind a book, it has to make absolutely sure it really is that good:

Part 3: Changing my mind about self-publishing: Signaling con’t further

by wlancehunt in Personal Narrative

if a publisher gets behind a book, it has to make absolutely sure it really is that good:

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