All About Publishing – Kendra Nuttall

Your Book Is Published. What Now?

Whether you went the traditional route or self-published, you’ve accomplished something huge! You put your work (and yourself) out into the world. That deserves to be celebrated, but…there’s still work to do…

Vanity Publishing vs Traditional Publishing

Traditional presses typically cover all the costs of publication (editing, design, marketing, printing, etc.). Vanity presses require the author to cover all or most of the publication costs.

All About Submittable

I’ve been asked several times how I manage to get my poems published. Obviously, there’s no one set path to publication, but here’s my favorite tool: Submittable What is Submittable? Submittable.com is my number one publishing resource. It’s a beautiful, magical place every writer interested in publication needs to be using. Okay, but really, SubmittableContinue reading “All About Submittable”

Should Literary Journals Charge Submission Fees?

When it comes to getting published, there are definite drawbacks that cause writers to avoid journals. One of the biggest drawbacks is submission fees.

So You Want to Start a Literary Magazine

I’m the founder and former editor of Little Rose Magazine. Little Rose started out as a project for one of my university courses and I enjoyed running it so much that I decided to keep it going long after the course had ended. Unfortunately, life got in the way.