March 17, 2016 at 3:19 pm (Writing)
Tags: advice, Poets & Writers, writing process
“The most important advice I have for authors looking to self-publish is this: People are incredibly unforgiving of authors, whether it’s a spelling mistake or a missing word. Many readers are likely to mention those mistakes in a review and be very critical. You’ve spent a great deal of time on your writing, so make sure the end result reflects your efforts.”
— Kim Bookless, publishing consultant/book editor
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