Self-publishing

Welcome to the Self-Publishing School podcast, the show for aspiring authors and writers who want to publish a book that actually builds their business and their life.

Every episode, you'll hear from top authors and everyday people just like you who are doing it at the highest level.

I'm your host, Chandler Bolt, the founder and CEO of SelfPublishing.com, where we've helped over 7,000 authors write, publish, and launch their book successfully.

We have an event called Queer Histories Retold and Reclaimed.

And another one called Self Publishing, The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful.

You'll hear us later in the show talk about Dean Atta's curated event Poetry Paradise with Nikita Gill and Mindstate.

And this is certainly not one to miss.

... "Okay." And even then I was dragging my feet for about a year.

It wasn't until I took the, um, was it original one was called One Oh- Self-Publishing 101?

Oh, the One Oh One.

The, uh, what's it called? Rockets something or other now.

Uh, yeah, the One Oh One guys.

Self-Publishing Formula.

Uh, it was Self-Publishing 101.

Launch Pad it's called now.

Get Authentic Book Reviews just hit a two-year milestone with some pretty impressive results, and Tertulia for Authors wants real-world data on what's actually working in book marketing right now.

All that and more in the Self-Publishing News for September the 9th of 2026.

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Learn how to publish books and build your author business with award-winning author and self-publishing consultant Dale L. Roberts.

This is the Self-Publishing with Dale podcast.

Support for Self-Publishing with Dale comes from Publisher Rocket, my preferred Amazon market research tool.

I've been using Publisher Rocket since 2017, and it's still one of the first places I turn whenever I'm researching a book market.

Now, one key feature to check out is the competition analyzer.

[upbeat music] Hi, I'm Howard Lovey, and this is the Self-Publishing with Ally podcast.

I'm an author, developmental editor, and writing coach at howardlovey.com. And today, we're talking about how much authors should expect to pay for editing, how editors set their rates, and what authors are actually getting for that investment.

And my guest is Roz Morris, a novelist, SAS writing tutor, and experienced editor.

Self-publishing for Professionals is your roadmap to becoming a published thought leader.

Hey, friends and future authors, this is Lynn Liquidi Smargis.

Welcome to Self-Publishing for Thought Leaders podcast.

I'm a ghostwriter and publishing strategist who has assisted dozens of authors to help them write, edit, and self-publish their nonfiction book.

Today, we're talking about AI editing tools and how authors are making costly mistakes using these tools and depending on them as a substitute for a professional editor.

So inside this episode, you'll learn what AI editing tools can and cannot do, why editing is best handled by human editors.

But before we jump into today's topic, make sure to join my author support group, Self-Publishing for Leaders on School, where you can find out more about editing and how you can successfully hire an editor for your work.

All right, my friends, let's look at this problem clearly.