Penguin Random House sits in a league of its own, shaping the literary landscape in ways few publishers can match. With hundreds of imprints under its wing, it caters to every reading taste, from contemporary bestsellers to timeless classics. Its catalog spans millions of copies sold across more than 100 countries, and it continues to […]
The moment you decide to publish your book, everything changes. You’re no longer just writing. You’re building something that readers will hold in their hands, judge with their eyes, and experience through your words. Every part of that process, from editing to cover design to formatting, shapes how your book will be received. And doing
Publishing a book no longer requires a big-name agent or a traditional publishing deal. You can take full control of your publishing journey and still compete with books from the biggest publishing houses. IngramSpark gives independent authors and small publishers the power to get their books into major bookstores, libraries, and online retailers around the
Publishing a book used to feel like trying to break into a gated mansion. You needed a literary agent to even knock on the door, then had to convince a traditional publisher that your story was worth printing. The entire process could take months or years, and even then, rejection was common. But that’s no
“Harry Vanderspeigle” might’ve started as an alien in disguise, but by the time Syfy’s Resident Alien wrapped up, he was one of the most human characters on television. That’s what made it hit differently. You’re watching this extraterrestrial being who’s supposed to wipe out humanity, yet he ends up doing something most people struggle with:
Ozzy Osbourne, the godfather of heavy metal, the Prince of Darkness, the man who once bit the head off a bat, has taken his final bow. Just weeks ago, he stood before 42,000 fans at Villa Park, seated on a throne, reunited with the original Black Sabbath lineup for one last, electrifying performance. As the
Publishing a book means stepping into a world where numbers carry weight. LITERALLY. One of those numbers, the ISBN, might seem like just another technicality, but it directly impacts how your book gets discovered, listed, distributed, and even taken seriously. Whether you’re self-publishing your first book or expanding to multiple platforms, understanding how to get
Selling ebooks online has never been easier… or more crowded. You’re competing with millions of titles on Amazon, limited control on Apple Books, and a royalty structure that often feels like you’re working for someone else. That’s why more authors and digital creators are turning to Gumroad, a direct-to-consumer platform that gives you full control
Readers aren’t all shopping on Amazon. Some are browsing Apple Books on their iPhones. Others are using Kobo eReaders, scrolling through local digital bookstores in Belgium, Singapore, or Mexico. As an author, you can’t afford to wait for everyone to find your book in one place. You need to go where they already are, and
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