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Self Publishing for Australian Authors
Thanks to the internet, the Kindle, the iPad and print on demand technology, self publishing is rapidly becoming the acceptable way for people to share their thoughts and ideas. However, the Australian publishing industry has been slow to create pathways for Australians to access the best ebook and print on demand options so readily available to our Northern Hemisphere counterparts.IPEd Accredited Editor and owner of IndieMosh, Jennifer Mosher, has been helping Australian writers tread the self publishing path, to have their say and leave their mark on the world, since 2009. In Self publishing for Australian authors: What you need to have, know and do, Jennifer shares her learnings (and many of her opinions ), summarising the steps to take and questions you need to ask yourself if you wish to venture down the self publishing path.Rather than a 'how to' guide, this book is more of a 'what's it all about guide', and has been designed to provide you with the right information so that you can work out which path (if any) is right for you.This 2019 Second edition reflects some of the recent changes in the industry and more of Jennifer's learnings.
Blank Canvas
Need to go to the next level to get to the bottom of things? Sick of being a prisoner in your own mind? Want to take control of your life? Coping with your candle or ready to illuminate the bigger picture? Your journey of enlightening self-discovery begins today. Start with a clean slate, a 'Blank Canvas' - it's time for YOU to thrive!
The High School Survival Guide Journal
A perfect Christmas stocking filler - give your teen girl a journal that gives back! The High School Survival Guide Journal is not just empty, lined paper - it provides plenty of space to write and draw, but also contains tips and quotes from The High School Survival Guide book on areas such as study, money management, friendship and family. It also contains sections at the beginning and end to fill out, prompting them to think about things like what they value in their friends, what they like most about themselves and what their life goals are. This journal makes an excellent stocking filler or gift for girls between the ages of 11 and 16. We recommend you read the journal through quickly before giving it to your teenager - none of the tips are controversial but reading them beforehand will give you context if your teen has questions.
Running Over a Chinaman
This creative memoir explores the effects of trauma and PTSD on an otherwise sunny mind. When CJ takes her kids to Bali, she has no idea how the impacts of that holiday will reverberate throughout her life.
Izzy
Izzy knew that some of her choices were foolish, but who could blame her for choosing love?Set against iconic events of the 19th Century - the illegal settlement of Melbourne, the Irish Famine, the Anglo-Sikh Wars and the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, Izzy is powerless to control her life. Until she isn't.
Authorpreneurship
This practical book by Hazel Edwards offers strategies for beginner, mid-list and highly experienced authors needing to adapt to a fast-changing, digital, global industry. Learn how to sell your book for longer, in new formats and to larger audiences.
Simple Rules for Effective Business Communication
A short, straightforward guide to effective business communication. What to consider, what to avoid, in 10 easy-to-follow steps. Written by Jennifer Mosher, editor, publisher and business owner, this little guide will open your eyes to the many ways we communicate and how useful or dangerous they can be to a business.
Format Your Book for Print with MS Word®
In Format your book for print with MS Word, IndieMosh founder Jennifer Mosher introduces the aspiring self publisher to the wonders of Word's Styles function. The exercises in the book illustrate a range of things the PC user (or advanced Word for Mac user) can do quite easily to make their work appear neater and more readable.
Redrafting Winter
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The Spiv
A retired sports’ journalist who we come to know only by his nickname, ‘Lumpy’, decides to tell the life story of one of his earliest and most interesting friends, Robbie Sparrow. The writer is caught in a dilemma; should he ‘tell it like it was’, or sanitise a life for a more palatable product. After consultation with the subject of the proposed book, ‘Lumpy’ finally decides to recount the story ‘warts and all’. So we share Robbie’s naughty, and sometimes wicked childhood, his adventurous and experimental teenage years, and the early part of his working life, which sees him fishing commercially up and down the West Australian coast. The last fishing trip results in a per...
