What If Publishing a Book Was Easier Than Reading One?
Following in the footsteps of the alternative film and music industries, a publishing company in Colorado is making it possible for anybody to publish a book and list it on Amazon.com for sale.
Denver, CO, August 18, 2005 --(PR.com)-- Following in the footsteps of the alternative film and music industries, a local publishing company in Parker is making it possible for anybody to publish a book and list it on Amazon.com for sale.
It is so easy, in fact, that now publishing a book is easier than reading one, if you happen to be reading “Self-Publishing Simplified” which became available as a free e-book today from the Outskirts Press website at www.OutskirtsPress.com.
“The Industrial Revolution revolutionized publishing once, the Digital Revolution is doing it again,” Outskirts Press President and published author Brent Sampson stated.
Within four months, an author can turn an electronic manuscript in a word processor into a published book on Amazon.com by following the steps outlined in “Self-Publishing Simplified.” Authors have been doing this for years, but “Self-Publishing Simplified” tells them how to avoid the 55% discount required by Amazon’s “Advantage” program, how to acquire single ISBN numbers and barcodes, and how to secure distribution via Ingram and Baker & Taylor.
“By taking advantage of the turn-key publishing packages offered by Outskirts Press, authors can get published, distributed, and listed online without exerting any more effort than submitting their manuscript via email as a word processor file.”
Why would a writer elect self-publishing rather than a traditional publishing contract? The same reason a famous author like Stephen King would, who rattled the publishing industry when he offered free installments of “The Plant” from his own website.
“All authors want to set their own pricing, maintain all their publishing rights, and control their own destiny,” Brent Sampson summarized. “Now it is possible with Outskirts Press.”
Download a free copy of “Self-Publishing Simplified” at http://outskirtspress.com
Book Information
Self-Publishing Simplified: Experience Your Publishing Dreams With Outskirts Press
By Brent Sampson, President & CEO of Outskirts Press, Inc.
Pages: 94
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It is so easy, in fact, that now publishing a book is easier than reading one, if you happen to be reading “Self-Publishing Simplified” which became available as a free e-book today from the Outskirts Press website at www.OutskirtsPress.com.
“The Industrial Revolution revolutionized publishing once, the Digital Revolution is doing it again,” Outskirts Press President and published author Brent Sampson stated.
Within four months, an author can turn an electronic manuscript in a word processor into a published book on Amazon.com by following the steps outlined in “Self-Publishing Simplified.” Authors have been doing this for years, but “Self-Publishing Simplified” tells them how to avoid the 55% discount required by Amazon’s “Advantage” program, how to acquire single ISBN numbers and barcodes, and how to secure distribution via Ingram and Baker & Taylor.
“By taking advantage of the turn-key publishing packages offered by Outskirts Press, authors can get published, distributed, and listed online without exerting any more effort than submitting their manuscript via email as a word processor file.”
Why would a writer elect self-publishing rather than a traditional publishing contract? The same reason a famous author like Stephen King would, who rattled the publishing industry when he offered free installments of “The Plant” from his own website.
“All authors want to set their own pricing, maintain all their publishing rights, and control their own destiny,” Brent Sampson summarized. “Now it is possible with Outskirts Press.”
Download a free copy of “Self-Publishing Simplified” at http://outskirtspress.com
Book Information
Self-Publishing Simplified: Experience Your Publishing Dreams With Outskirts Press
By Brent Sampson, President & CEO of Outskirts Press, Inc.
Pages: 94
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www.outskirtspress.com
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