
Meet the instructor, Dawn Brotherton, and receive an overview of the course content.
In this lecture, students will learn about each of the publishing options--traditional, self, and hybrid publishing and the pros & cons of each.
Students will learn the various reasons for writing and publishing, from establishing credibility as an expert to writing family memoirs. Every writing purpose has a set of conventions and a style best suited to that work. Learn how to navigate genre expectations and establish your publishing goal.
Writing is an art; publishing is a business. This lecture will address the major considerations behind publishing your work and why you treat your published work as a business.
In this lecture, students will learn the lingo of the publishing world. Dawn discusses copyright, royalties, and terminology with which agents, publishers, printers, and experienced authors are familiar. At the end of this lecture, students will be empowered to understand some of the intricacies surrounding publishing decisions.
In this lecture, Dawn will discuss the importance of the finishing touches that will make your book stand out from the rest. Cover design, back copy, and other design elements are what will draw readers to your book on the shelf. Take the time to get these details perfect.
In the digital age, the face of publishing has been transformed. No longer does an author have to wait by their mailbox for an acceptance (or rejection) notice from one of the five top publishing houses. Self-hybrid-traditional publishing. Walk you through some options and discuss what to look for when choosing a publisher. Certain definitions and actions are important regardless of the publishing option you select. When talking to printers and sales venues, you need a background knowledge across many aspects of publishing.