Whether you are new to writing or a seasoned professional, the promise of being published continues to drive us forward in our literary endeavors. Here's what you need to consider before you commit yourself. Whether you are new to writing or a seasoned professional, the promise of being published continues to drive us forward in our literary endeavors. The good and bad news is that the publishing business is currently going through an evolution. The good news is that smaller outfits are developing new approaches, and epublishing is thriving, offering opportunities for anyone to be published online.
Most writers yearn to be discovered by one of the big New York houses.
They have the money and the marketing clout to make you a household name, like King, Kootz and Grisham. But this same elite group publish less just one manuscript in the 10,000 or more they receive. Many great writers, who were rejected by the big boys, were welcomed by the smaller publishers and they've been happy to stay there. It allows you to take control of your publishing destiny. You have the option of listing your titles with one of the many epublishers in cyberspace.