Artisanal Publishing and the Hidden Power of the Beginner s Mind
Update: 2016-05-20
Description
Publishing a book is like anything else you do for the first time — tough at the beginning, easier as you gain mastery. Jeff sums it up as, “The sort of difficulty which brings freedom with it.”
This week Pamela hits a major milestone in the book publishing process — she’s wrapping up her first draft.
And because it’s a major stopping point on the publishing journey, this episode’s discussion reviews the various means of publishing and which route is ideal for authors — especially first-timers like Pamela.
They revisit the eternal book-publishing question — should you self publish or seek out a deal with a traditional publisher?
In this episode Jeff Goins and Pamela Wilson discuss:
- What hybrid publishing is and who it benefits
- Which gifts have emerged as side effects of Pamela s writing process
- The benefit of being willing to be a complete beginner (with all its discomforts)
- Why you should think of self-publishing as an art and not a science
Listen to Zero to Book below ...
The Show Notes
- Join The Book Factory to read Pamela s book before it s published
- The Digital Entrepreneur podcast
- The 12 Week Year
- Scrivener writing software
- Guy Kawasaki author page on Amazon
- Unemployable
- Leave us a rating! Here’s Zero to Book on iTunes
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