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Indie Author News

Hi Friend,

In this Indie Author News letter we have some new content from our website for you.

Some of you may not know this, but the Utility Fog Press website has an 'articles' page where we provide helpful content for new authors. It's always growing, so check back often. This month we've had three guest posts written on:

5 Mistakes New Authors Make
Using Local Printers
Recording Your Own Audiobook using Local Studios

There are more details below, so if they're of interest to you, why not check them out.

Pre-order for Yorkshire Author's E-book

Graham Clift - North Facing - Late Flowering

Yorkshire author Graham Clift's e-book version of his debut book North Facing - Late Flowering is still available for pre-order for another few days.

If you're interested in buying his coming of age memoir of a Yorkshire lad, why not get the pre-order. It would help him out greatly in getting noticed on Amazon.

And spread the word to anyone else who might be interested.

Buy It Here

Blog Posts by Guest Authors

E. Rachael Hardcastle

5 Mistakes New Authors Make

Writing the manuscript is only the first step to having your book published, as most authors quickly discover once their manuscript is finished. But what should you do next? And even more importantly, what should you not do?

Rachael Hardcastle of Curious Cat Books and author of 'The Universe Doesn't Give A Sh*t About Your Book' shares five common mistakes new authors make and how to avoid them.

Read Here

Toni Bunnell

Publishing with Local Printers

While there is little doubt that the large companies control book distribution channels, it’s reassuring there are still local printers around for authors who want to maintain even more control over the quality of their books.

Author Toni Bunnell shares the why, the how, and the what to consider when working with local printers.

Read Here

Maggie Cobbett

Recording an Audiobook with a Local Studio

Audiobooks are the new e-books and we're all told we should be doing them. But where to start? What can you expect? And are they as lucrative as we're told?

Author Maggie Cobbett presents her experiences producing an e-book with a local studio.

Read Here

Our Office Hours

If you're looking for someone to answer questions about writing, publishing, or marketing your book, we have weekly office hours via Zoom.

The Office Hours alternate weekly between Fridays at 11 am and Wednesdays at 4 pm.

The link will be sent in an e-mail the morning of the meeting.

Thanks for reading.

Stay healthy, keep active, and Write On!

Edwin Rydberg

Utility Fog Press

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Subject: Your Indie Author News Update

Indie Author News