New Hope for Self Publishers

Oct. 9, 2008 - PRLog -- As a writer or author there are three terms that are forged into one’s life path. Those terms are to write, get published, and promote. Writers want to see all the hard work pay off by holding a copy of their own book, or be able to read their writing somewhere online. From there, the next desire is obviously to be able to see a response from all of the blood, sweat, and tears that were put into the writing. The goal of writers is to have their story put in front of thousands and to have those people enjoy all of the passion, creativity, time and energy that was put forth into the story.

New and aspiring writers often are excited about writing and the processes involved. It can be a challenge though as writers may feel unsure about how to start. Even more worrisome, is what to do after the long writing process is concluded.

Plain and simple, book writers seek to get published. Book writers face the choice of whether to find a major publisher willing to take a chance on a new writer, to invest in vanity publishing, or find the right self-publishing option. This is the stage that needs the most research. Fortunately, there are companies like NewFiction who aim to help those fiction writers. What NewFiction does, is not only help edit your story and get it in front of the world, but they bring your story to life. They do this in a number of ways. First, they provide original artwork to convey the message of the story. This process is followed up by bringing your story to an audio format, to accompany the written version you have provided. The audio books are enhanced with real actors and actresses who help to bring your story’s characters to life. NewFiction helps authors to get their stories in front of the world, and as an author that is all you can ask.

To learn more about NewFiction and their self publishing opportunities, you can visit www.newfiction.com for more information.

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About NewFiction: An online social community that caters to fans, authors and publishers of the fiction genre.