Best Selling eBooks on Writing, January 2012

As part of your journey to become a self-published author of ebooks, one of the biggest, and most important steps, you will take is that of the actual writing of the book.  Whether it is a fiction or non-fiction book, the art of writing takes some work.  It’s a fine balance between learning the art, and practicing the art.  Learning the art can be easy.  Take these 5 bestsellers on Amazon for starters:

Once you have the mechanics of the art down, you have only to practice letting your muse run free and bleed the word out into your book.  Properly written and edited, you’ll be ready to publish your ebook.

Best Selling eBooks on eBook Publishing, January 2012

Whether it’s publishing ebooks for the kindle, nook, kobo, sony, or any other electronic reader, there are several top quality books that you can read to help you work out the details for publishing ebooks.  Here’s 5 of the best selling ones on Amazon: What are you waiting for?  Self publishing ebooks on kindle, nook,…

Creating an Active Table of Contents in Word

A traditional table of contents with page numbers will not work for your eBook.  Instead, you need to use what is called an Active Table of Contents so that you have relative marks that are tied to positions within the text of the ebook.  With a little time and work in Microsoft Word, creating an…

Important eBook Elements

Writing your ebook may seem like it’s the most difficult part of the ebook publishing journey, but once you have it written is really when the hard work begins.  There’s a whole realm of editing, formatting, and submitting to consider.  One of the first things you’ll want to do before submitting your ebook for self…

Why eBook Publishing

Self publishing books isn’t a new thing.  In fact, it’s been around longer than publishers have been.  But, with the invention of the printing press, and the rise of the major publishing houses, self publishing began to get a bit of a bad rap.  It was seen as the place authors went when they couldn’t…