Vanity Publisher v. Hybrid Publisher: What’s The Difference?
Wondering what the difference is between a hybrid publisher and a vanity publisher? Learn how to choose a reputable publisher.
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You Asked 9 Publisher Questions: We Answered
Are you searching for the right publishing house for your next book? Here are the nine essential publisher questions to ask, and our replies.
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Crowdfunding for Authors: Raise Funds For Your Book
Do you dream of writing a book, but lack the funds you need for publishing? Here’s our guide to successful crowdfunding for authors.
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Why Non-Fiction Writers Need a Publishing Strategist
Getting published as a non-fiction author requires strategy. Here’s why having a publishing strategist is important for non-fiction writers.
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How Publishing House Editors Censor Your Work
Who you choose to edit your manuscript matters. Here’s how publishing house editors censor your work—and what you can do about it.
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The Four Stages of Non-Fiction Editing
Editing is more involved than you think. Learn about the four stages of non-fiction editing and why they matter for getting published.
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Four Surprise Self-Publishing Book Costs
When it comes to publishing non-fiction, it’s what you don’t know that can break your budget. Here are self-publishing book costs to note.
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Why No One Publishes Their Book For Free By Jenn T. Grace
Our mission at Publish Your Purpose is to elevate the voices often excluded from traditional publishing. We intentionally seek out authors and storytellers with diverse backgrounds, life experiences, and unique perspectives to publish books that will make an impact in the world. Introduction Just like with other industries, and like …
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Why a Traditional Publishing Deal Isn’t the Best for Most Authors
Oftentimes it may seem like a very logical choice to follow the traditional or beaten path in publishing; there is a reason that it has become so established in our world and there is a reason it still is around to this day. Many authors use this same reasoning when …
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The Difference Between a Hybrid Publisher and a Vanity Publisher
A vanity publisher, also known as a subsidiary publisher, is a publisher that requires the author to front the cost of publishing but the publisher doesn’t make any money from the publication of your book. Vanity publishers can vary widely in terms of the quality of publication that you are …
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