This book was made to help struggling writers with great talents achieve their goals of getting their book popular on wattpad. You might not get one thousand views in one day, or even twenty, but if you tried your best, that is all that matters. Here is an example: My mother spent a long time writing a book, and when she was done writing it, barely anyone bought it. Do you want to know what she did? She tried her best to get her book out there, by following these basic guidelines. She did it. Now, her book is number one on Amazon and is on the New York Times Best Seller list. She has 48 5-star reviews on Amazon, and about 4 thousand people buy her book per week. She did this within 4 months. How did she do this, you ask? She accomplished this by following these very basic guidelines.

A beginners guide jam packed with examples, questions and fun little scenarios. Take a look if you dare. Not for the sensitive, but for the ones wanting to better themselves.

You are now at that point -- your manuscript is finished (or at least you think it is). This is now the point you have to decide -- do I want to self-publish my work or shop around for a publisher? No one can make this decision for you. Your first step is to make sure you get informed on all of the options available to you. Be informed before making a decision so nothing can surprise you in the end. This book is a collection of information on both self-publishing and contracting through an independent publisher. It is a combination of QA and advice from the views of a publisher who does not try and get authors/writers against self-publishing -- I just want to make sure you are aware of the process for publishing a book.