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Summary: Learn what people you'll need to help you publish your non-fiction book in this free video guide to self-publishing for first time authors.

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Bobbi Linkemer Bobbi Linkemer is an editor, ghostwriter, teacher, writing coach, and the author of 12 books, including Going Solo: How To Survive & Thrive as a Freelance Wri... read more

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People You Need to Publish Your Non-Fiction Book

I’m Bobbi Linkemer on behalf of expertvillage.com, and I’d like to invite you to visit my website at writeanonfictionbook.com. People you might need are an illustrator, a typesetter, although a lot of typesetting is just done on the computer. That’s one of the beauties of the computer is we can do so many things ourselves. We used to have to take resumes to be typeset. Certainly, a whole book you would type it and then you would have it typeset. We’ve eliminated that except in cases where people actually use typesetters, and I’m going to show you some examples. Printers, if you’re self-publishing; reviewers to send your book to so you get reviews that you can either use in the book or on the back cover of the book or in your press kit. You probably should have an attorney. If you have a contract of any kind that you need looked at, if there is a chance that you might be sewed for something, and attorney can figure that out. They can look at a how to book and tell you weather you’re in any danger of litigation. Things that writers will never think to ask.

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