Comparison of Publishing Options Traditional Vanity Self-Publishing
Upfront Investment None Substantial Minimal
Requires literary agent Yes No No
Author retains print rights No N/A Yes
Author retains electronic rights No N/A Yes
Author retains foreign rights No N/A Yes
Author retains film rights No N/A Yes
Author must market their book Yes Yes Yes
Author has creative control No Yes Yes
Author has pricing control No Yes Yes
Distribution included Yes No Yes
Marketing support Limited No Yes
Immediate revision ability No No Yes
Sales through non-bookstore channels No N/A Yes
Bookstores will shelf-stock the book Yes No Yes
Author can discontinue publishing at any time No N/A Yes
Royalties Negotiated 3-10% N/A 75% of Net
Release Date 1-2 years N/A 3-4 Weeks
Likelihood of Being Published as New Author 1% N/A 100%
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009

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