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Are you a new author who is terrified about the book publishing process, or even how readers will respond to your new book? Or, are you simply curious about how the entire process works, step-by-step? THIS EPISODE IS FOR YOU!

Have you ever wondered what goes into getting a book published? Do you have a manuscript that you’re holding onto because you’re afraid of not knowing what to expect? How can you make sure someone won’t take advantage of you? How long should the process take?

In this episode, Angela and Brian go through the book publishing process from start to finish. From submitting your manuscript, to formatting and editing, cover design, copyright registration, and more – all the way to dropping the first copy onto your doorstep – we cover it all. If the publishing process mystifies (or terrifies) you, then THIS is the episode you need to hear!

Bonus Content: Hear about Randy the Rooster’s unfortunate demise and what Angela and Brian are currently up to in our “News From The Home Office” segment.

And, as always, we’d love to hear your comments and ideas!

Links referenced in this episode:

• Randy the Rooster
• Get free quotes from Native-English-speaking, vetted, freelance book editors who ARE located in the U.S.
• Association of American Literary Agents
• The Cold, Hard, Ugly Facts about Traditional Publishing…and Why You Might Want to Avoid It Altogether
• Some libraries (and even bookstores) may refuse to publish your book if you choose the wrong publisher.
• The Authors’ Safe Harbor Facebook Group! STAY SAFE FROM SCAMMERS! Enjoy discussing writing, editing, cover design, book marketing, and so much more without being spammed and scammed! Join this private group that is heavily moderated directly by WritersWeekly.com!
• BookLocker.com has been in business for more than 25 years, has an excellent reputation, and is located in the U.S.
• WritersWeekly.com’s articles, marketing secrets, paying markets for writers, and freelance job listings.