Self-publishing lost its stigma in 2010, argues media consultant Carla King. The rise of print-on-demand technology and e-readers allows authors to cut out publishers and promote their work directly to readers through social media.
Self-publishing lost its stigma in 2010, argues media consultant Carla King. The rise of print-on-demand technology and e-readers allows authors to cut out publishers and promote their work directly to readers through social media.
