Writing Is Murder: Motive, Means, and Opportunity: The Truth About Self-publishing And Why I'm Glad I Did It

by Cathryn Grant

Overview

Are you dreaming of becoming a published author?

Do you fear the stigma of self-publishing?

Are you self-published but feel discouraged?

In this candid exposition, Cathryn Grant shares her story on the road to becoming a self-published author.

The struggles, triumphs, roadblocks, and emotional rollercoaster of self-publishing are discussed with bare-all honesty.

As the author of over thirty novels and novellas, and numerous short stories and flash fiction, Cathryn hopes her story will inspire you and remind you -- You are not alone.

Grab your copy and let her story and yes, some advice, inspire you.

UPDATED AUGUST 2020:

I published this book in December 2018. Six weeks later, I was approached by a small, innovative crime fiction publisher based in Ireland—Inkubator Books.

This wonderful, hands-on publisher, has done a superb job working with me to develop several domestic thrillers, with more to come. They handle all the marketing of my books, which was the role I struggled, and mostly failed, to master.

I still firmly believe I made the right choice to self-publish, and Inkubator is a perfect fit because they are supportive of my creative vision and my continuing self-publishing endeavor.

If you're struggling to make a publishing decision, or just looking for the support that comes from reading other writers' stories, I think you'll enjoy my story.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186625292
Publisher:	D2C Perspectives
Publication date:	02/13/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	505 KB

About the Author

Cathryn is the author of sixteen psychological suspense novels and the ALEXANDRA MALLORY series, featuring a sociopath you can’t help but love. Readers have called the series “addictive”.

The things that torment us in real life—obsession and revenge, guilt and envy and longing—are endlessly fascinating in fiction and she never grows tired of writing stories about characters struggling to overcome the worst.

Cathryn also writes ghost stories because who knows what lies beyond our senses—The Haunted Ship Trilogy and the Madison Keith series of novellas.

When she’s not writing, she’s usually reading, walking on the beach, or playing golf, going way out of her way to avoid hitting her ball in the sand or the water. She lives on the Central California Coast with her husband and her cat, Cleopatra.