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Book business
If you written and published a book (no matter how it was published) you own a book business. This statement has implications and ramifications, such as taxes. Did you know royalties are taxable income? This page contains useful information about your book business.
Business basics for authors
This book describes the basic operations required to run your book business. The book is written in plain English, not business techni-babble. The purpose of the business is to market and sell your book. The implication is that you, the author, can't make ego-driven decisions: the decisions must be business-driven. While you'd rather be writing another book, still, you have to acquire the basics of operating a business.
Author business
This brief video discusses the author business. It will be useful to inexperienced authors and will give them an appreciation for what they will be expected to do as a self-published author.
The text and slides were produced by the Canva AI program.
Book Business Concept Map
A Book Business Concept Map is a visual representation that outlines the major elements and processes involved in the book industry. It highlights the relationships between various stakeholders, including authors, publishers, agents, retailers, and readers. To access it concept map, you must be a member.
Creativity
I'm intrigued by creativity. It's an important element in fiction writing, publishing and book marketing.
I've collected a stash of material on the topic. It consists of notes, articles, videos, apps and more.
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