Booksy’s adventures through Hell takes self-published authors on a humorous allegorical journey through marketing a book. 

The lessons learned are a practical guide to help authors find their own readers.

It’s funny, sharp, and packed with real takeaways.

BONUS CONTENT

In addition to the story of Booksy’s journey through Hell, there are five concise handbooks that give key tips and techniques for creating and marketing a self-published book.

Along with Booksy’s story of Hell, five compact handbooks detail effective strategies for creating and selling self-published books.

Topics covered include:

• Self-publishing success tips.
• What to do after you finish your story. Critical next steps you don’t want to skip.
• Changes you can make after your book is published.
• Discovering your target audience.
• A brief glossary of confused and misunderstood self-publishing terms.

And more than sixty illustrations depict Booksy’s journey through Hell to find its readers.

A Message From The Author:

I wrote this book because I am tired of seeing self-published authors get ripped off. 

The self-publishing industry is filled with predators who separate authors from their money. Making the wrong decision can cost authors the rights to their books. 

I hope Booksy’s tale shows you how to avoid the traps and pitfalls when creating and marketing your books.

For self-published authors seeking readers, or those considering self-publishing, read this book before spending any more money.