A self-published author's diary: The Ups and Downs of Self-Publishing (and everything in-between)
A self-published author's diary: The Ups and Downs of Self-Publishing (and everything in-between)
Elodie Nowodazkij
Ep. 19 - Getting your self-published books into the French-speaking market: a case study (mine) and finding a translator. And #TheLeftoverBride almost has a cover...
35 minutes Posted Jun 11, 2021 at 6:00 am.
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Today, I'm sharing some of what I've learned from my own data and experience when it comes to the French-speaking market for self-published books (in this case, mine): what vendors generate sells and revenue, what price point do I use, recouping investment.

Before that, I also add a bit of info shared by the actress portraying Umma in Kim's Convenience in regards her crucial input for the food element to keep the authentacity (follow-up from last week's episode).

I mention the following articles:

I'm also explaining how I find translators to translate my books into French and share the job posting and questions that I I posted on Upwork for the translation of #TheLeftoverBride summary and title. 

I'm also talking about making progress in my revision and the fact that I almost have a cover for #TheLeftoverBride. I've designed two different covers and I'm asking my readers in my readers' newsletter to help me choose. :-)

Don't hesitate to ask me a question: https://anchor.fm/elodie-nowodazkij/message 

As always don't hesitate to check my website out: www.elodienowodazkij.com

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