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24 sty 2023 · This is how IBR defines an indie book: “a book that is either self-published or published by an independent press.” You may ask, “Why not just choose one word for indie press authors and one word for self-published authors?
26 cze 2020 · An indie author is a writer who publishes their work without the help of an established press. Often called self-publishing authors, they are responsible for editing, producing, distributing, and marketing the books they write. Authors who publish their books through “independent publishers” are, confusingly enough, not indie authors.
16 lis 2023 · Deepti Kapoor poznała Indie od podszewki – jako dziennikarka obserwująca dynamiczne przemiany społeczne na przełomie tysiącleci, jako uczestniczka wystawnych imprez urządzanych przez tamtejsze elity i jako wnikliwa pisarka. Z autorką rozmawiamy o jej najnowszej, bestsellerowej powieści „Wiek zła” oraz o współczesnych Indiach.
8 paź 2016 · Fact: Being an indie author means being part of an inclusive, empowering community of writers who are constantly trying new things and sharing what they learn. Forging your own path can give your writing a sense of adventure because you never know where your journey is going to lead or what opportunity is going to pop up next.
18 cze 2013 · Being an indie author is primarily an approach to writing and publishing, a matter of self-definition. If you see yourself as the creative director of your books, from concept to completion and beyond, then you're indie. You don't approach publishers with a longing for validation: “publish me please”. (Please, please, I beg you, ple-e-e-e-ase!)
7 cze 2012 · Going ‘indie' is, more than anything, an attitude of mind. ‘Indie' does not necessarily mean ‘self-publishing only' and even the most indie-spirited self-publisher works in collaboration with other publishing professionals (editors, designers, distributors) to produce a good book and reach readers. Indies are open to mutual beneficial ...
"Indie" simply means unagented. It's a common misconception and yes, a bunch of self-pub authors like to use it to bypass the stigma.
