Vellum: An Innovative Program for Formatting Books

2018-09-10T05:29:35-07:00

The writers and editors here at Midnight Publishing know that one of the best parts about self-publishing is the amount of freedom that comes with the publication process. While this is many times daunting, a dedicated team with [...]

Vellum: An Innovative Program for Formatting Books2018-09-10T05:29:35-07:00

Using KDP Print or CreateSpace to Print Self-Published Books

2018-08-14T12:52:11-07:00

Since 2007, Amazon-owned printing and distribution company CreateSpace has been offering authors the ability to create, design, and print self-published books on demand to sell via the Amazon website or through wider distribution channels (for a higher price-per-book [...]

Using KDP Print or CreateSpace to Print Self-Published Books2018-08-14T12:52:11-07:00

An In-Depth Look at Midnight Publishing’s Editing and Ghostwriting Services

2018-08-16T08:04:24-07:00

Midnight Publishing is an editing and ghostwriting company based out of Phoenix, Arizona, with prior clients ranging from local entrepreneurs, medical professionals, and actors to cookbook writers, firefighters, and first-time authors in other parts of the country. Whether [...]

An In-Depth Look at Midnight Publishing’s Editing and Ghostwriting Services2018-08-16T08:04:24-07:00

Exploring the “Snowflake Method” of Outlining: Part Two

2019-11-15T11:32:48-07:00

Last week, Midnight Publishing introduced the Snowflake Method of outlining in our blog post (haven’t read it yet? Find it here in our archives!). Designed and taught by bestselling author and writing expert Randy Ingermanson, this method of outlining [...]

Exploring the “Snowflake Method” of Outlining: Part Two2019-11-15T11:32:48-07:00

Exploring the “Snowflake Method” of Outlining: Part One

2018-02-08T13:05:51-07:00

Last week, Midnight Publishing discussed two of the ways authors can write a book: as a “plotter,” with a prepared outline, or as a “pantser”—writing without any prior planning or notes, by the “seat of one’s pants.” (Haven’t read [...]

Exploring the “Snowflake Method” of Outlining: Part One2018-02-08T13:05:51-07:00

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