Support for Indie Authors discussion

I've self-published over 20 books. My new non-fiction project is called How to Self-publish and Market a Book. Most books on these subjects treat publishing and marketing as separate projects. My book is a comprehensive guide to an integrated approach to self-publishing and marketing a book. I've finished a second draft and I'm looking for a few readers to tell me what they don't understand or what has to be explained better. If you're interested in helping out (and getting an advance peek at the book) let me know.

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20 books, wow. What an accomplishment. I would be willing to read your book.

Eric wrote: "20 books, wow. What an accomplishment. I would be willing to read your book."

Thanks for volunteering, Eric. However, I'm not looking for people to 'read' it. I need people to tell me what they don't understand or what they feel needs more or better explanations. If this works for you, I'll need an email address.

I write fiction (short stories and poetry) but my background is in science & philosophy. For me clarity of expression is of the utmost importance. I would be willing to point out any sections that are unclear or ambiguous.

Hi John

Thanks for volunteering. If you give me your email address I'll start to send material to you.

Hank wrote: "Hi John

Thanks for volunteering. If you give me your email address I'll start to send material to you."

I was going to send you my email address by private message, but noticed when I enter your name in the To box it doesn't appear in the drop-down list. I'm new to Goodreads and am presuming it only shows my friends. If I enter your name manually will the message get to you or do we need to become friends first?

John wrote: "Hank wrote: "Hi John

Thanks for volunteering. If you give me your email address I'll start to send material to you."

I was going to send you my email address by private message, but noticed when ..."

I'm not sure, John. You can send it to me at hankquense(at)icloud(dot)com

John (or anyone needing to do this, ofc), go to the author's profile. On PC, next to the "Follow author" is something like a down arrow, that'll give more options, including "send a message".

Tomas wrote: "John (or anyone needing to do this, ofc), go to the author's profile. On PC, next to the "Follow author" is something like a down arrow, that'll give more options, including "send a message"."

Many thanks for that info Tomas, I hadn't realised there were all those options.