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Thanks to the internet, the Kindle, the iPad and print on demand technology, 'traditional publishing' is no longer an option for most authors and so self publishing has rapidly becoming the acceptable way for people to share their thoughts and ideas. Jennifer Mosher, owner of IndieMosh and a former IPEd Accredited Editor, has been helping Australian writers tread the self-publishing path since 2009. In Self publishing for Australian authors: W...

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Thanks to the internet, print on demand and ebook technology, self publishing is rapidly becoming the acceptable way for people to share their thoughts and ideas. However, while the ease and speed to market is being appreciated by many emerging writers around the world, the quality of layout isn't always appreciated by those reading these newly-minted works.In Format your book for print with MS Word, IndieMosh founder Jennifer Mosher introduce...

Max is a 'ranga', a 'ginge' - a red-haired little boy who yawns and (almost) sneezes his way through life.During the course of a day, Max passes his yawn around to the kids at pre-school, to his pre-school teacher, to the ear, nose and throat doctor, to Mum and Dad, and finally it returns to Max at bedtime.During the course of a week, Max can't sneeze. His nose is irritated with hayfever and allergies of all sorts, but no matter how hard his s...

Thanks to the internet, the Kindle, the iPad and print on demand technology, self publishing is rapidly becoming the acceptable way for people to share their thoughts and ideas. However, the Australian publishing industry has been slow to create pathways for Australians to access the best ebook and print on demand options so readily available to our Northern Hemisphere counterparts. IPEd Accredited Editor and owner of IndieMosh, Jennifer Mo...

This book is my personal memoir of learning to accept my new injured self as I figure out the best way to manage life with a Traumatic Brain Injury. It starts like this: While driving west on Interstate 80 for my senior year at Brigham Young University, my car tumbled five times into the median. I was unconscious on impact, and I don't remember any part of the accident. My next clear memory is waking up on a hospital bed more than two months l...