Sentence examples for self-publication from inspiring English sources
The word 'self-publication' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to the act of publishing one's own work without the involvement or support of a traditional publishing company. Example: She decided to take control of her writing career by self-publishing her book, and it quickly became a bestseller on major online platforms.
"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".
Inspired by the romantic and nationalist currents from mainland Europe, Sigurðsson protested strongly, through political journals and self-publications, for 'a return to national consciousness' and for political and social changes to be made to help speed up Iceland's development.
Outraged, incensed, in need of a voice, young women made their anger known through a series of self-made publications and public gatherings, including the band L7's riposte to Right to Life, Rock for Choice.
Rather the key issue is whether The New York Times or any self-respecting publication should be advocating that painfully thin, anorexic look.
Green open access depends on libraries continuing their subscriptions so that self-archived publications can be deposited in institutional repositories and made open access.
The Webzine, record label and shelter in a storm that links lovers of independent music, cinema and writing across college campuses and bohemian neighborhoods nationwide celebrates self-produced publications on and off the Web.
