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Originally Posted by DaringNovelist
I'm curious about how many writers here are publishing works themselves through Smashwords or Kindle. Also of those who are doing some self-publishing, how many are established writers publishing their backlist or odd titles that they couldn't find a place for in traditional publishing, and how many are publishing strictly on their own.
I have had quite a lot of short fiction published, and I'm sticking to traditional publishing for most of my fiction, but I have a few things I wrote over the years with the idea of playing with web publishing. I never got around to doing anything with them, but now I'm going to experiment with some ebook publishing.
I know this is growing too fast for there to be a norm, but I am curious about what to expect.
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Len Edgerly's guest on his
The Reading Edge podcast tonight might be someone you'd be interested in looking into:
http://www.phenixpublicity.com/
His name is Rusty Shelton of Phenix & Phenix Literary Publicists, and it sounds like they may have some useful information for someone in your position with an established record of publishing accomplishments looking to branch out into a new medium. Good luck!