“Unraveling the Publishing Paradox: When Ambition Overrides Logic for Aspiring Authors”
In the thrilling world of publishing, aspiring authors often grapple with a potent mix of hope and naivety—an intoxicating cocktail that can lead to disastrous decisions. Ever found yourself caught in that exhilarating moment of receiving an unsolicited offer from a “publisher” that seems too good to be true? Trust me, you’re not alone. The digital landscape is riddled with predators just waiting to capitalize on that spark of excitement. In this eye-opening article, we delve into the perplexing psychology behind why so many ambitious writers abandon their common sense when chasing the elusive dream of publication. As we navigate the murky waters of print-on-demand services and dubious marketing tactics, we also uncover invaluable advice on how to evade the myriad scams designed to ensnare unassuming authors. After all, wouldn’t it be grand to see your work flourish without falling into the trap of predatory publishers? Buckle up as we explore this pressing issue—and arm yourself with knowledge before you take that leap! LEARN MORE.
IMPORTANT! If you are considering hiring a “publisher” you’ve found online (or someone who reached out to you – spam or telemarketing), ASK ANGELA to check them out before you send them a penny! She is heading up our research project and she can spot the scammers in less than 5 minutes using the same methods she utilizes while researching the more than 900 overseas fraudsters that are now on our spreadsheet.
Angela Hoy (the Publisher of WritersWeekly.com) and I met in August of last year. We shared a common interest. We were Facebook Predator Hunters, but for very different reasons…
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