
So, you're all wondering, why did I decide to become an indie-publisher? Well have you ever tried getting a book published down the traditional route? This is how it usually goes. You write a book, well maybe only 80% of it to start with, then you fire off the first three chapters or so to Literary Agents to see if there is any interest. Most new writers give up at this point because they become disheartened at the response, or lack of it. You see Literary Agents are very prescious people. They say they will only read something if it is presented in exactly the format they want it, and if they say they want the first fifty pages they want exactly fifty pages. No more no less. Well I did all of that, but still got rejection after rejection. Some rejections actually came seconds BEFORE the read reciept, so I knew they hadn't even read the manuscript. That's when I decided to have a go at publishing it myself. I read a blog by someone who had done just that and thou...