When I self-published my book, admittedly, it was the last resort. It was the backup plan if I had failed to sell it to a trade publisher. I promised myself that if I couldn't sell it, or find an agent to represent me, I would not tuck it in a drawer and forget about it. No. I worked too hard. If that happened, I would self-publish. That promise reassured me during the querying and submissions. It was comforting until it was my reality. I didn't think I'd ever need the backup plan.
Self-Published Book Beats the Odds By Making New York Times Bestseller List | Huffington Post
12 September 2016
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