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Yes. You are a published author if you self-publish, and here’s why. The definition from the Oxford Dictionary makes it clear. You are published when a book, journal, piece of music, etc.,
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The two words procrastinate and prevaricate might seem like synonyms, but they have quite different meanings. To procrastinate means to delay or postpone an action or to put off doing something. To prevaricate
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When you prepare your print-on-demand (POD) book cover, it’s always best practice to output it with print to PDF. Depending on the program, software, or online app you use to create your
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When should you use the passive voice in writing? Only use it when you have a good reason for doing so. You have probably read a lot of advice about using the
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The adjective phrase, the least worst, has been a topic of debate among grammar enthusiasts for years. Many argue that you should avoid it in writing because it is not grammatically correct.
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Enrolling ebooks in KDP Select is popular. But Amazon can penalize authors if it finds a breach of its exclusivity agreement because of pirated ebooks. There is no ebook exclusivity with standard
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