"Published" includes self-publication.
Mr. Wilson is no stranger to scholarly self-publication.
Only sad people go in for self-publication.
Today, though, self-publication crackles with possibility as never before.
And although self-publication becomes an ever more practical option, distribution difficulties remain.
Discusses Thoreau's self-publication of "A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers".
The wide-eyed world of self-publication makes separating the wheat from the chaff a tricky business in the blogosphere.
Elizabeth David, ever watchful of professional values, had advised the diplomat to avoid self-publication and had recommended him to her editor at Penguin, Jill Norman.
You see this trend of self-publication: things being democratised all over the place like photography and video, but this is something that hasn't really been democratised yet".
Twitter, he confides, has had its positive and negative aspects, but what he wants now is a space that he controls, "almost a self-publication".
Self-publication, too, has lost nearly all of its stigma, thanks to the fact that "real" writers and civilians alike are expected to do it.
