A Story of True Creativity and Self-Publishing during Lockdown
"Even though originally the wave of change was jarring, it gave me the time to pursue my first fictional pursuit, which has now transformed [...]
Positive Client Feedback!
We pride ourselves on providing an excellent, quality customer service and are thrilled to receive the below customer feedback. Anne MacSweeney, On the Rocks “Thank [...]
Feathers in my Brain by “The Crystal Project”
We recently published Feathers in the Brain, a ground-breaking and useful look at how Dementia can affect families. […]
Fr. James Good RIP
Everyone at Lettertec Ireland Ltd / Selfpublishbooks was sad to hear of the passing of Fr James Good at the age of 94 after a [...]
Book Launch: “No Name” by The Scattered Scribblers
This week, we have a very exciting book launch to tell you about. No Name is a collection of poetry compiled by The Scattered Scribblers, [...]
“Irish Women Speak” by Alison Wickham
Irish History is vast and rich, and none know that better than the people of rural Ireland. They carry stories of the past with them [...]
Eddie O’Mahony “40 shades of Green”
Eddie O’Mahony has always been an avid Soccer fan, and his passion for the game can be seen in every page of his book 40 [...]
NaNoWriMo 2017 – What You Need to Know
It’s that time of year again: NaNoWriMo! […]
Dublin Book Festival 2017
The Dublin Book Festival is fast approaching, with an array of fantastic events, readings and interviews for you to enjoy. Here’s the low down on [...]
Horror Fiction – 4 Tips to write a Terrifying Story
Horror fiction is a genre that has lasted the ages, transcended generations and left a mark in literary history. From Bram Stoker to Stephen King, [...]
Proof-Reading – Our Top 5 Tips
They say you are your own worst critic. And in some ways, that can be the case. However, sometimes editing your own work can be [...]
Marketing your Book – Our Top Tips
So you’ve published your book: now what? Here are some of our top tips for marketing your book Find your audience While most authors think [...]
