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Introduction to Self-Publishing
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Did you know most authors under 40 would prefer to be self-published? Don't know much about self-publishing but would like to consider it as an option for your book? This session will introduce you to what is possible in self-publishing today and get you inspired to take your first steps. Fulltime self-published author Melissa Addey will guide you through the exciting world of self-publishing (and its challenges!) so that you can leave better informed about your publishing options.This free session will be run as a hybrid workshop and webinar: come along to the British Library if you like your workshops held in person, or join us online if you prefer. We will even provide a recording afterwards, so if you can't make this date you can still catch up later!Tickets are free but space in person is limited so book you place in advance.
Where to see it
96 Euston Road
Wed 16 Sept
10:00
Did you know most authors under 40 would prefer to be self-published? Don't know much about self-publishing but would like to consider it as an option for your book? This session will introduce you to what is possible in self-publishing today and get you inspired to take your first steps. Fulltime self-published author Melissa Addey will guide you through the exciting world of self-publishing (and its challenges!) so that you can leave better informed about your publishing options.This free session will be run as a hybrid workshop and webinar: come along to the British Library if you like your workshops held in person, or join us online if you prefer. We will even provide a recording afterwards, so if you can't make this date you can still catch up later!Tickets are free but space in person is limited so book you place in advance.
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