Elk Lake released twelve books in the second quarter:
Be the Miracle-Second Edition by Delores Liesner
The Last Aliyah by Mark Leslie
The Mysterious Matt Barnes by Matthew Weigelt
Cleansed by Death-Second Edition by Catherine Finger
Shattered by Death-Second Edition by Catherine Finger
Anchored by Death-Second Edition by Catherine Finger’
Dangerous to Know by Megan Whitson Lee
Maiden of Iron by Edie Melson
Manhattan Grace by Clarice G. James
If I Could Ask Jesus by Donna Wyland, Illustrated by Lynne Davis
Easton at the Crossroads by Rebecca Janney
Set for Danger by Ace Collins
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The Cost of Self-Publishing
Traditional publishing can be a slow process between signing a contract and your book’s release – sometimes eighteen months or more. Many authors choose to bypass that option and self publish their books. How much does self-publishing really cost? Professional Editing: $500 – $5000 Developmental, copy editing, proofreading and length of the book will all…
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Recently Published, First Quarter 2025
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Book Writing Coach, Do I Need One?
Do I Need A Book Writing Coach? Have you ever felt stuck with your writing project? Whether you write fiction or nonfiction, sometimes we need a little help to free us from what I call ‘hitting the wall.’ How can a writing coach help? Here are some possible scenarios: You’ve written a previous manuscript or…
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Deb’s Desk May Updates
Thinking About Self-Publishing? Are you thinking about self-publishing your next book? Do you have visions of your book on a prominent shelf in a large book retailer? Think again. Your book may be listed on Amazon, but retailers dislike self-published books. They have restocking problems and problems with the quality of the finished product (typos,…
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From Deb’s Desk
What’s the deal with word counts? Have you ever pondered whether your work-in-progress is stretching too long or coming up short? Occasionally, we receive a submission that we must turn away because the manuscript doesn’t fit the expected length for its genre, being either excessively lengthy or disappointingly brief. Steve Laube recently shared a detailed…
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