Books And Writing
A Forum is a great way for you and your readers to connect with each other, and for you to get feedback about your book, and let them know about any discounts, podcast appearances, or anything else you're up to.
Books And Writing
When you select the Minimal editor, you'll get access to the easiest writing mode ever available on Leanpub.
Books And Writing
When you publish a book on Leanpub, you can apply to record a book launch video (for free) with Leanpub co-founder Len Epp.
Books And Writing
Book readers love discounts for obvious reasons, and so at Leanpub, we make it easy for you to offer special targeted discounts with our coupons feature.
Books And Writing
The Leanpub Visual Editor is free to use and you can create more books, so you can just play around with your first book to see how it works - there's zero stress!
Books And Writing
Author Testimonials are a great way to help us promote Leanpub - increasing our audience by attracting new authors, and bringing whole new audiences of readers to the platform, to hopefully increase discoverability for your own books.
Books
In this livestream, Leanpub co-founder Len Epp gives his own views on how AI is transforming the world of writing and books, particularly in the dynamic and growing realm of self-publishing.
Books
As a self-published author, appearing as a guest on podcasts to talk about your book, and yourself, should be a key part of your strategy for getting attention and growing your audience.
Books
Our answer is that we love libraries, and that libraries need to arrange for this kind of purchase directly with the author.
Courses
If you've already written a non-fiction book, in terms of content, you're already well along the way to being able to also provide people with an online course on your subject, and potentially reach entirely new audiences.
Books And Writing
In our Book Workshops, you'll leave the event with a real book project, progress on your first chapter, and a clear plan to keep going.
Books
It's an interesting question - for example, do authors who publish serially (like Dickens did, for example) ever feel regret for their titles? Or do they title them broadly - "The Pickwick Papers", maybe even "War and Peace" - because that way, the title can't become a hindrance?