Complete Self-publishing Guide

Self-Help and Personal Development, Professional & Technical

By Hank Quense

Publisher : Strange Worlds Publishing

ABOUT Hank Quense

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Award-winning author Hank Quense lives in Bergenfield, NJ with his wife Pat.  They have two daughters and five grandchildren.  He writes humorous fantasy and scifi stories.  On occasion, he also writes an article on fiction writing or book marketing but says that writing nonfiction is l More...

Description

Self-publishing is a complicated process. This boxed set of books de-mystifies the process.
The books will give a reader a good understanding on the right way to self-publish a book. The right way is to produce a quality book package to surround the content. In addition, the books provide valuable information on the marketing and business sides of being an author.
The books are written by a self-published author who shares his experiences — both good and bad — with writers interested in gaining an understanding of the complicated processes of self-publishing, book marketing and the business of being a published author.

I've read a lot of books on fiction writing and found most of them to be written using double-talk or gibberish and filled with made up terms. I decided to write a book for beginning fiction writers that would avoid the problems I mentioned above. It took me over three years to complete it, writing off and on.

Developing a method for writing a successful story -- a system that can be understood and utilized by another writer -- is an intimidating challenge, yet Hank Quense has managed it. There are other ways to approach story writing, but none likely are better or more understandable than Quense’s methodology. Creating Stories is highly recommended as a how-to guide for the novice writer and as a reminder of best practices for the experienced author.

 

Mark Cain, best-selling satirist, author of the CIRCLES IN HELL series

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his book is a true treasure and needs to be in the library of every writer worldwide. 

Joylene Butler: Author  of Matowak Women Who Cries

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Hank doesn’t purport to tell reader how to produce creative ideas, but offers guidance on how to turn those ideas into readable fiction.  

I recommend Creating Stories unreservedly to fiction writers everywhere.

Mark Henderson: Author of Cruel and Unusual Punnishments

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For the wannabe writer who doesn’t know where to start, this is the book for you. 

 

Emily-Jane Hills Orford for Readers' Favorite

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Hank Quense has penned a masterpiece in Creating Stories.

Mary Blowers: author and blogger