North Bridge Magazine

Spring/Summer 2013

Launched in 2008, North Bridge Magazine is a twice-yearly publication tailored to Acton, Carlisle, Concord, Lincoln, Sudbury & Wayland residents and edited to enrich the experience of living in six of Massachusetts' most desirable communities.

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I always say to students, ���congratulations my writing on a book. That was the easy part. From now on everything is hard. ��� RIC WASLEY, instructor of a marketing for authors course at the Wellesley Free Library According to Wikipedia, some other bonuses of self-publishing are that ���the author retains all rights, including foreignlanguage rights, ebook rights, movie rights, and television rights.��� It also means your book won���t be backlisted. If a book has inadequate sales, a publisher can backlist a book, meaning it���s no longer available to purchase. On the other hand, there is definitely a downside to self-publishing. Some people still confuse self-publishing with the vanity presses of years before. Vanity publishers, which charged high costs to publish unprofessional, unedited books that often sat in boxes in a garage, have pretty much disappeared. Self-publishing is different because the writer is publishing a book in a strate- CO U R T E S Y O F C R E AT E S PA C E I N D E P E N D E N T P U B L I S H I N G P L AT F O R M gic, well-thought-out way. SPRING/SUMMER 2013 ��� north bridge magazine ��� 21

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