by Andy Updegrove | May 3, 2014 | SelfPublishing
Read the first installment of this series here Like just about every other step in self-publishing a book, researching and selecting a print on demand (POD) publisher can be a time-consuming and even bewildering experience. The problem arises not from a lack of...
by Andy Updegrove | Apr 29, 2014 | SelfPublishing
Should you bother to self-publish in print as well as in eBook form? After all, it adds time and effort to the process, and many authors find that they sell very few copies in print, anyway. Like everything else when it comes to self-publishing, the answer is (wait...
by Andy Updegrove | Apr 26, 2014 | Book Reviews
Paul Kennedy’s exegesis on the intersection of economic capacity, extraterritorial ambition and political reality is what Monty Python might refer to as “a bloody big book.” Indeed weighing in at 677 pages, it is more than up to the task of putting down...
by Andy Updegrove | Apr 24, 2014 | SelfPublishing, Uncategorized
Something over three years ago I completed the first draft of a thriller called The Alexandria Project. I’d had a great time writing and posting it chapter by chapter at another blog, one I’ve maintained for a decade now. After successfully managing the...
by Andy Updegrove | Apr 19, 2014 | Blogging, SelfPublishing
A week ago I wrote a piece here called Google Search Winners and Losers (and what does it mean for you?) The primary point I was making was that seeking to play SEO games (search engine optimization) with an author site was a waste of time, money and energy. While I...
