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'Why Go Indie?- 6 Reasons For Self-publishing' by Devika Fernando ~ Review


Why Go Indie?: 6 Reasons for Self-Publishing (TBC Writer's Toolkit Book 1) 
by Devika Fernando 
Have you ever thought of going indie? Are you a traditionally published author interested in switching to self-publishing? Or an aspiring author looking at various publishing options? 
This concise booklet will show you reasons to go indie and give you an overview of the advantages of self-publishing books. It also shines a light on the 6 F's of self-publishing. 
This eBook is part of the TBC Writer's Toolkit series in which experienced authors offer advice. Check out the other volumes for a step-by-step guide on how to become a successful indie author.
MY REVIEW



This book will certainly make it easier for new writers to make an informed choice between going the Indie or the Trad publishing way. 

I appreciate the author's willingness to share the wisdom she has painstakingly acquired over the years, with the newcomers out there.


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About the Author
Almost as soon as Devika Fernando could write, she imagined stories and poems. After finishing her education in Germany and returning to her roots in Sri Lanka, she got a chance to turn her passion into her profession. Having lived in Germany and in Sri Lanka with her husband has made her experience the best (and the worst) of two totally different worlds – something that influences her writing. Her trademark are sweet, yet deeply emotional romance stories where the characters actually fall in love instead of merely falling in lust. She draws inspiration from everyone and everything in life. Besides being a romance novel author, she works as a self-employed German web content writer, as a translator, and as a faithful servant to all the cats, dogs, fish and birds in her home. What she loves most about being an author is the chance to create new worlds and send her protagonists on a journey full of ups and downs that will leave them changed. When she’s not writing, she’s reading or thinking about writing. Website: http://www.devikafernando.com
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/Author_Devika
Please attach your link of  Blog Tour: Why Go Indie?: 6 Reasons for Self-Publishing (TBC Writer's Toolkit Book 1) by Devika Fernando
1. Surbhi Sareen - Review  
2. Surbhi Sareen - Spotlight  
3. A(nu) Thought  
4. Vaidehi Sharma  
5. Sunanda Chatterjee  
6. Sundari Venkatraman - Spotlight  
7. Rohan Kachalia  
8. Saiswaroopa  
9. Saiswaroopa  
10. Mahesh Sowani  
11. Lata Sunil Spotlight  
12. Reshma Ranjan-Review  
13. Reshma Ranjan  
14. Devika Fernando  
15. Geeta Nair  
16. Aparna nayak - spotlight  
17. Inderpreet Review_Spotlight  
18. Chitra Iyer  
19. Ruchi Singh  
20. Aparna nayak  
21. Mahati ramya adivishnu  
22. D. R. Downer- Review  
23. Rubina Ramesh - Review  
24. Sundari Venkatraman  
25. Romila  
26. Sunita Saldhana  

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