Have you written an Ebook?  

Have you ever wondered if you could get it commercially 
published and in bookstores?  If you answered yes, keep 
reading 

Should you self-publish? Find a commercial publisher? Use 
a publish-on-demand (POD) company? What’s a literary agent 
and do you need one? How do you get your book into 
bookstores? Whom do you contact for reviews? What’s a sell 
sheet, an ISBN, an ARC, or a platform? How do you get 
your book on Amazon.com? 

            Where can you find the answers to 
                 those questions and more?

Your Ebook: From Cyberspace to the Bookstore Shelves

Nearly 60 successful literary agents, 60 acquisition editors 
at major publishing houses, 25 bookstore owners, 50 newspaper 
book editors/reviewers and 20 experts contributed to or 
were interviewed. You’ll  find out directly from the source 
how to play the publishing game.  Over 100 specific resources 
and contacts are listed to help you. 

Brian Hill and Dee Power are the authors of “The Making of a 
Bestseller: Success Stories from Authors and the Editors, 
Agents, and Booksellers Behind Them,” “Attracting Capital 
From Angels,” “Inside Secrets To Venture Capital,” the 
novel, “Over Time,” “Business Plan Basics,” and “58 Ways 
To Find Money for Your Business.” 

They have been published by the big New York houses, self-
published, been published by print-on-demand and have two 
Ebooks published.
 
                    They know book publishing. 

If you’re an Internet marketer who has written an Ebook 
that you’d like to see published, “Your Ebook: From 
Cyberspace to the Bookstore Shelves” is for you.  126 pages, 
nearly 50,000 words packed into a printable PDF document. 
Everything you need to know to get your book published. 

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