How to Publish a Book That Doesn't Suck and Will Actually Sell

10 Secrets to Self Publishing Your Way to a Damn Good Living

By: Michael Rogan

Narrated by: Gregory Zarcone

Length: 1 hr and 51 mins

Publisher's summary

Wanna learn how to publish a book that doesn't suck...and will actually make you some moolah? Interested in finding out how to turn your self-publishing efforts into reliable sources of kick-ass income?

Curious to figure out how get published, get noticed--and get paid--and eventually self-publish your way to an actual writing career? (Not just something that helps give you a car payment.)

Then, my dear writer, you have come to the right place. For I was once like you.

I was drawn to the idea of being a full-time published writer who spent his days drinking copious amounts of coffee and keeping his Jack Russell terrier from destroying the house.

But then I was laid off. And by necessity I quickly learned how to publish a book that actually brought money in--fast! (Not just one that padded my ego.)

And you know what I learned? It is totally possible to make a living with self-publishing. As long as you do it right--and approach it like a frickin' professional.

And that's why I've collected all insider strategies on what to do--and, most notably, what not to do--in this humble tome, How to Publish a Book That Doesn't Suck (and Will Actually Sell).

In this book you'll discover:

• Six super-important questions all self-published authors have just gotta ask themselves
• The wonderfully profitable (and slightly irrational) world of Kindle publishing
• How audiobooks can change your life (and your bank account)
• What the hell is a Smashwords, and why should you really care?
• Eight keys to seeing your words in print
• How to become a best-selling author in Slovakia (and other tales from international rights sales
• Three superninja, punk-rock ways to sell your book
• And so much more!

©2014 Michael Rogan (P)2014 Michael Rogan

Worth more than the price!!!

I enjoyed listening to the book during my commute. I learned much wisdom and insight to enhance my writing skills.

Right to the point.

Everything in it is valuable, eye-opening, and a little costly in some areas. The author just tells it like it is and there are always ways around what a person can or cannot afford. Fast, enjoyable read worth absorbing and retaining. Great narration.