Self Published Books

As the temperature drops and the leaves fall, what could be more fun than cuddling up with a bowl of candy corn and a good scary book (after the doors are bolted, of course!)?

The question I hear most often is "what makes an indie book different?" As opposed to the consortium of people who put together a traditionally published book, an indie book represents the singular vision of its author.

Gone are the days when a writer had to spend hours hunched over a stack of query letters, only to have their hopes dashed months later with the arrival of an unsigned form letter.

As author Bob Mayer discusses in today's feature story, digital self-publishing has shortened the distance between reader and writer, both literally, ...

Many of us solve this "too much information" tsunami by turning to critics and top picks, soliciting recommendations from friends, or staying with entrenched reading habits.

There was a time when having a self-published book meant you were not good enough to have a real book - or at least that was the perception. Many aut...

When we found "An Awesome Book" last year, the author, Dallas Clayton, blogger for We Love You So had done an irresistible video about his irresistibl...

Amazon vice president Jeff Belle says the company's first venture into traditional publishing "identifies great books that we think have been overlook...