Self-Publishing vs Traditional in 2024 [Which is Better?]
“Should I self-publish or traditionally publish? Which is better right now?” This is one of the most common questions we get at Scribe. The problem with this question is...Read More
“Should I self-publish or traditionally publish? Which is better right now?” This is one of the most common questions we get at Scribe. The problem with this question is...Read More
For any author publishing outside of traditional publishing—meaning all the various forms of self-publishing—at some point, you have to address the question of who your publisher is and what imprint...Read More
Many people are confused by the publishing landscape (which is understandable), and want a lot more background information before starting on their book...Read More
The journey to publishing your book begins by understanding your goals and defining the identity you want as an author. By aligning your aspirations with the right publishing route, you’re...Read More
The journey to publishing your book begins by understanding your goals and defining the identity you want as an author. By aligning your aspirations with the right publishing route, you’re...Read More
In the world of publishing, authors have long faced a decision: pursue traditional publishing for its reach and resources or self-publish to retain creative control and profits. But what if...Read More
If you’re considering publishing a book, you’re likely weighing two main options: traditional publishing or self-publishing. While both paths can help you reach readers, each offers unique advantages and challenges....Read More
An increasing number of authors are curious about options that allow them more ownership over the book publishing process. At Scribe, we’re dedicated to providing a bespoke experience that empowers...Read More
In an earlier post, I told you about Angela, an author who came to Scribe after her traditional publisher put Angela’s image on her book’s cover, even though she wanted...Read More
New authors are often surprised to find out how tough it is to get a book contract from a traditional publisher. They think just because they wrote a great book,...Read More
We’ve all heard stories about $100,000, even $1 million advances. The truth is those advances are rare. More often, nonfiction authors receive an advance of around $5,000. The numbers vary...Read More
Tiago Forte’s recent reflections on his traditional publishing journey with Building a Second Brain offer valuable insights into the financial realities of traditional publishing. Despite achieving bestselling status and selling...Read More
In the dynamic realm of Hollywood, a significant trend has emerged among top celebrities: self-financing their own projects. This pivotal shift underscores a broader transformation in how creative control and...Read More