Literary Arts, Talk/Workshop

The New Self-Publishing – How the entrepreneurial writer can challenge publishing’s status quo

Organised by: Singapore Book Council
  • Date:
    2 Oct 2018
  • Duration:
    9:30am - 5:30pm
  • Venue:
    Singapore Book Council, Training Room, Goodman Arts Centre
    Singapore Book Council, Training Room, Goodman Arts CentreSingapore Book Council, Training Room, Goodman Arts Centre
  • Language:
    English

Synopsis:

There has never been a better time to be a writer; the power balance is shifting away from the traditional gatekeepers, the commercial publishers, and back into the hands of the writers. The traditional publishing process is fast becoming known as 'legacy publishing' and the canny writer is reinventing themselves as an entrepreneur with a significant digital presence. As part of this revolution, self-publishing has been reborn and is now a force to be reckoned with. Done properly, the new self-publishing allows the writer to carefully cultivate their audience and deliver a book to them that is a hotly anticipated product, rather than just being a small cog in the machine of the very speculative process that is traditional publishing. But it's crucial to get this right. This workshop will look at taking advantage of this publishing revolution and avoiding any pitfalls that might come your way.

This workshop is suitable for writers of any experience level, from both fiction and non-fiction, who are new to self-publishing and who have a specific publishing project in mind.

The New Self-Publishing – How the entrepreneurial writer can challenge publishing’s status quo


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