#323: Writing Well: Are These 3 Myths Keeping You From Finishing Your Book?

Landa

7 min

Arts & Philosophy

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Self-publishing can be overwhelming and expensive. You've done some research and have been praying about the best way to publish your book. However, you have some doubts and hesitations. I’ve been there. We’ve all been there. Don’t let paralysis of analysis keep your book as an unfinished project on your computer's hard drive or in your notebooks gathering dust. Instead, let’s breakthrough the myths that may be holding you back. <h2>Myth #1: Traditionally published books are of better quality than self-published books.</h2> The truth is that self-published books can have the same quality as a book published with a traditional publisher. There are certain things you can do to make sure that when someone picks up your book they won’t know it has been independently published. If you want to self-publish a book that has a quality interior design (on a budget), be sure to check out Dave Chesson’s presentation at our upcoming <a href="https://kingdomwritersconference.com/">Kingdom Writers Conference</a>! <h2>Myth #2: It costs thousands of dollars to self-publish a book.</h2> The truth is that you can get a high-quality book self-published without breaking the bank. Many writers get confused between self-publishing and vanity publishing. Vanity publishing is when a small publisher agrees to publish your book at your cost. They typically charge thousands of dollars for this service. Plus, in order for you AND your publisher to make money,

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