Journey to KidLit Episode 4 - Not Everyone Should Self-Publish a Book
Journey to KidLit - How to Write & Publish Books for KidsShow Notes
Self-publishing books is very popular now because of easy it is to do! With traditional publishing taking forever, and feeling like outdated gatekeepers, it can be very tempting to jump into the world of self-publishing. But not everyone should self-publish their book.
Listen to today's episode of the Journey to KidLit podcast to know the 4 kinds of people who should self-publish a book. And to download the show notes with all the links we talked about today, visit: http://journeytokidlit.com/episode-4-should-self-publish-a-book/
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