Julie Broad walks through three tools for self-publishing authors: her book Self Publish and Succeed, Publisher Rocket for researching keywords and sales data, and Jenny Nash's Blueprint for Nonfiction for structuring books.
Resource number one. Any guesses? Yeah. Self publish and succeed. The hashtag noboringbooksway to write a book that is set up to sell. This book was written as an entertaining and informative resource to help you write a book that will achieve your goals and be something people want to read, positively, review and then tell others about. Resource 2 publisher Rocket I explained to the librarians that this is something they could even get for their library if they have a little bit of a budget for software for authors of fiction and nonfiction to uncover categories, keywords, sales potential, and books. Resource 3 was another book for helping with nonfiction writing, and this is a book by Jenny Nash called Blueprint for Nonfiction. I thought she put together an excellent resource for authors that need help outlining their book and giving their book structure. I thought it would be a good addition to a library resource center for writers.
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