Sentence examples for are self-published from inspiring English sources
verb
To publish a work independently, without the assistance of a publishing company
There are hundreds of thousands of books on Amazon and many of them are self-published or published by small presses.
Despite the deliberately broad entry requirements – it is open to BAME writers based in the UK working in any genre, regardless of whether they are self-published or with a publisher – the award has received startlingly few entries, with only two weeks to go until submissions close.
I've published 11 books — five with traditional publishers and six that are self-published.
Too much of the administrative role is focused on control," he added, rather than on "influence and responsibility". In fact, he wrote a whole book on that subject, one of a number of books that are self-published, he said, so no publisher can fool around with them.
About 60percentt of our authors publish the traditional way (using a publishing house) and about 40percentt are self-published.
Statistics tell us that more books are published – but most of those are self-published or sold by tiny firms with next to no marketing push.
Focusing on publishing specifically, I've discovered whether a book is self-published or traditionally published, storylines are more balanced when they contain both of these components.
His book, Homes: A Refugee Story, is set to be officially released on Saturday 12 May by a Calgary book publisher, after being self-published last year.
Barton's prior books, widely used by Christian schools, homeschoolers, and conservative Christian politicians, were self-published by his own publishing company, WallBuilder Press.
Called "I Can't Stop Shaking," the book was self-published last year through Dog Ear Publishing in Indianapolis.
It behooves every author--new or veteran--to think like an entrepreneur, whether they're self-published, hybrid published, or traditionally published.
