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    3 Ways to publish your own book

    WAO TeamBy WAO TeamAugust 3, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    In the age of digital innovation and advanced technology, authors have more opportunities than ever before to publish their works and become authors. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or a first-time author, the journey of publishing your book can be both exciting and challenging. Here are the three ways to publish your own book.

    1. Self-publishing

    One of the most popular and easiest methods for independent authors is to use self-publishing platforms. Websites like Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Lulu, and many more help you publish your book both in digital and print formats in an easy manner.

    2. Traditional Publishing

    For those who wish to go for the traditional route of publishing their book, they need to submit their manuscript to literary agents or publishers. However, traditional publishing can be competitive and time-consuming, and the aspiring writers must be ready to face rejections too.

    3. Hybrid Publishing

    When it comes to hybrid publishing, the author gets a middle ground of both traditional and self-publishing. The authors pay for certain services like editing, design, and marketing, while the retaining rights and earning royalties stay with them. It helps the authors to have professional support without sacrificing creative control.

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