: Re: Finding someone to publish, in the digital age I've asked a couple of questions on this site over the past year or two about publishing. I've been thinking about going the self-publishing

There are places such as lulu.com, who offer publishing services, but it depends on how much control you want to have. Going that route will give you complete control, which leaves no outside input into the final work, which you may want in terms of editing? Personally I would go the lulu route as it cuts out the agent, but I would perhaps recommend having someone proofread and edit for you so you don't lose that unbiased pair of eyes over your work.

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: To me it sounds like going into too much detail with it could fetishise it, but then if it's more of a world building factor you probably should go into more detail. Figuring out exactly

: Re: Finding someone to publish, in the digital age I've asked a couple of questions on this site over the past year or two about publishing. I've been thinking about going the self-publishing

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: Use of Regional Diction in Writing Let's say a piece of writing is being composed. That piece of writing can, of course, be crafted with a slew of different techniques and artistic choices,

: Is a dramatization of a true story classified as fiction or nonfiction? I am writing a short story which is a dramatization of a true story. When I classify it, should I tag it as fiction

: Writing my Watson trope I've been advised to sharpen my sidekick from an "intriguing second tier" character to the delegate for the readers. Is there a tried and tested formula succinctly captured

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