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Where Do We Stand? Libraries and Self-Published Authors

It is not uncommon for writers to choose the route of self-publishing because the traditional publishing route is difficult, if not impossible, for some writers to enter.  This is especially true if you happen to be a member of a marginalized group. Self-publishing is probably the only opportunity available to you.

May 3, 2018May 4, 2018 Andrea Jamison Intellectual Freedom Issues
MCPL creates programs to put local author books on its shelves.

Self-Published Books Hit the Stacks at Mid-Continent Public Library

MCPL breaks down an intellectual freedom barrier by offering tools and programs to make it easier for local authors to successfully self-publish.

September 23, 2016 Jamie LaRue Censorship, Information Access, Intellectual Freedom Issues
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