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To Self-Publish Or Not To Self-publlish

October 15, 2019
by Caroline Miller
digital publishing, e-books, help for self-published writers, Jennifer Alserver, self-publishing, small presses, The Kindle Effect
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All I wanted to do in my retirement years was write.  I presumed the easiest way to do that was to find a publisher and let the company go through the mechanics of getting my books into print.  So far that decision has proved unsatisfactory. I won’t go into details, but gi
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The Art Of The Fake

September 10, 2019
by Caroline Miller
1984, Amazon books, copyright, Hamlet, Heart Land, Moby Dick, plagiarism, self-publishing, The Bible, The Ninth Hour
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It’s uncivil of me, I suppose, to pick another quarrel with Amazon. After all, for the past week, the company has been running ads for my book, Heart Land, without a request or payment from me. In fact, that they’re running the ad in tandem The Ninth Hour is flattering.  Of cours
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Rutherford Classics — Cheaper Is Better

February 22, 2017
by Caroline Miller
eBook pricing, getting rid of the middleman, return of physical books, Rutherford Classics, self-publishing
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Opening my electronic mail, recently, I found as comment from a reader: “Each time I read Gothic Spring, or any of your novels, really, I’m reminded again that you are a storyteller extraordinaire.” I’m not modest enough to bury the compliment.  Writers cherish a few kind
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Getting Old But Still Moving Forward

January 23, 2017
by Caroline Miller
AARP, Norman Lear, old age achievers, Rita Mareno, self-publishing, Susan Stoner, The Mangle, Vanessa Redgrave
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A Facebook friend put up a snapshot of me attending a writer friend’s book signing.  I had braved a dark and stormy night to get there so when I spied my picture on social media, I wrote, “It looks like Albert Einstein and I have the same hairdresser.”  Yes, at my age, I can l
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Where The Public Rules

August 27, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Dick Lutz, Publishing Insights, self-publishing, Willamette Writer
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While I cling to my hope of finding a big agent for my 4th novel, I know the trend is against me.  Self-publishing is becoming so acceptable, that big publishers are getting into the business.  Even the New York Times Bestseller list includes self-published authors, something that w
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