Welcome back to another podcast episode. Are you considering self-publishing your book? Then give this episode a listen as we are joined by special guest author Mckenzie Burns as we ask her:
“What Are The Benefits Of Self Publishing?”
Episode 164
ABOUT McKENZIE BURNS
McKenzie Burns is a multi-genre author from the suburbs of Chicago with a passion for writing stories that involve diverse cultures, witty banter, and women who don’t take no for an answer. Her spare time is spent drinking copious amounts of coffee and scouring Spotify for obscure music.
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Great info here. Thanks so much!
Glad you found it useful
This was an interesting episode.
My indie publisher Fae Corps uses a combination of KDP and B&N Press, but my book is available in Kindle, Nook, and other eBook vendors.
Wow, apologies Andrew. I am apparently a lot further behind on checking and replying to my comments than I thought.
Thanks for listening to the podcast. I have seen some authors give exclusivity of their books to places like Amazon and others who like your publisher, have the book available in several places.
I think having a mix is a good idea. I have so many books through Nook and others that aren’t Kindle.
You’re welcome.