by Issachar Projects | Feb 15, 2019 | Book Marketing
You spend months (or even years) writing the book, you get it formatted (or find out how to), you get a cover, you learn how to self-publish… then you enter a quick description about the book and hit publish. Unfortunately, your book description is probably not as...
by Issachar Projects | Jan 24, 2019 | Book Editing
By: Zachary Petit In her ThrillerFest session “So You Have a First Draft, Now What?,” acclaimed novelist Patricia Gussin (Weapon of Choice) answered that question with this fantastic list of edits writers should consider before sending their work off to an agent or...
by Issachar Projects | Jan 23, 2019 | ePublications
Traditional book publishing methods have long been a lengthy and difficult process. Getting your book printed and published can be challenging, not to mention expensive. Have you got a great book but you don’t want to spend the time and money on finding a publisher to...
by Issachar Projects | Jan 18, 2019 | Book Marketing
By Valerie Peterson Creating a book marketing and publicity plan is necessary for all authors, whether your publisher is a traditional house or you’re trying to self-publish. Authors who set up some personal market tactics to execute, whether standalone efforts...
by Issachar Projects | Jan 15, 2019 | Book Publishing
Choosing a photograph or illustration for your book’s cover can obviously be a daunting task. No matter how imaginative writers can be, visual imagination is not always included. For many authors, the fact that an entire novel requires only one picture to illustrate...
