This mini guide begins with the oldest articles and goes to the newest.
Advocates, Addendums and Sneaks, oh my!
Surviving The Transition Part One
Publishers (Surviving The Transition Part Two)
Agents (Surviving The Transition Part Three)
Plan For The Future (Surviving The Transition Part Four)
A Special Post For Writers With Agents
Odds, Ends, and More Slush Pile Truths
Unexpected Gold In Self Help Books
How Traditional Publishers Are Making Money
Writers And Traditional Publishing Companies
The Writer’s Guide To Evaluating a Traditional Publishing Company
How To Make Traditional Publishing Writer Friendly
Traditional Publishing and Its Suppliers
Bestseller Lists And Other Thoughts
Writers, Venture Capitalists, and Barnum, Oh My
Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
Pay No Attention To That Man Behind The Curtain
The Changing Definition of Publishing
Royalty Statements Update 2012
It’s The End of The World As We Know It
Careers, Critics, and Professors
The End of the Reversion Clause (Deal Breakers 2012)
The Future and Balance (Deal Breakers 2012)
The Agent Clause (Deal Breakers 2012)
A Tale of Two Royalty Statements
The End of the Unprofessional Writer
A Warning to All Writers Who Need Help Indie Publishing
Why Writers Disappear (Part Two)
Why Writers Disappear (Part Three)
Want To Be Read 100 Years From Now? Here’s How [Estate]
Ghosts of Writers Future [Estate]
The Gift That Keeps On Giving [Estate]
And:
Thanks Kristine for your thoughts on publicising indie books on the net. For authors setting out on this somewhat scary path it’s good to know the best way of going about it, and the methods that can take a lot of time and effort, but give a poor result.
Thanks for being one of my influencers. You’re a pioneer and an inspiration.
http://tobyneal.net/2013/04/07/women-and-the-new-entrepreneurship/
Thanks, Toby.