How Self Publishing Saved Writer’s Life
By Ronnie Lee
Ronnie Lee first wanted to write a book when he was 24-years old working in Hong Kong. He carried this passion through his 20s and 30s. It wasn't until Ronnie started writing philosophy papers that he realized he could write original poems from his theories.
Former Corporate Leaders Create a Unique Publishing Business and Redefine an Industry
By Home Business Magazine
Michele Smith had her first child and was dealing with a 2-hour commute to and from work. Time with her family was suffering, and she had to make a change. She met Michelle Gamble-Risley at a children’s birthday party before appearing on the Rachael Ray show last Fall. Ironically, Michelle was trying to get a client on the show. Michele offered to walk in her client’s media kit into the producer’s office and before she left, the two ladies had lunch and hit it off.
An Unplanned Home Business Success
By Home Business Magazine
Never for a moment did Marcus Meleton, an engineer, aspire to become a book publisher. Yet according to him, his home-based publishing company, Sharkbait Press, has achieved national recognition and exposure that he says was all forced upon him.