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The Before-You-Publish Checklist
A practical 10-page final-pass checklist for independent authors preparing to publish a book.
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If publishing your first book feels like everyone else received instructions you somehow missed, you are in the right place.
These plain-English guides, checklists, and launch tools turn the stretch between “The End” and a real book readers can buy into smaller, manageable steps.
One step at a time.
Start where you are
You do not need to buy everything. Choose the resource that matches the problem in front of you.
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Every resource uses relatable explanations, useful writing space, and light, printer-conscious pages.
Free first step
10-page PDF checklist · Free
A practical 10-page final-pass checklist for independent authors preparing to publish a book.
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54-page PDF guide · $24
A plain-English roadmap from finished manuscript through editing, formatting, uploading, proofing, and a book that is carefully checked and ready for readers to buy.
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24-page PDF toolkit · $12
A manageable 30-day launch plan with worksheets, email templates, social-post ideas, trackers, and a launch-day cheat sheet.
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The complete 94-page publishing and launch system, including the checklist and an exclusive plain-English publishing glossary.
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These resources are designed to help you move forward right now. I am also creating an expanded book that will walk first-time authors through publishing with Amazon KDP in even greater detail—from preparing the manuscript to checking the finished Amazon listing.
It will be available on Amazon when it is ready.
Because sometimes you need the checklist today—and the whole book beside you tomorrow.
Made from the messy middle
I created these resources from the questions, decisions, corrections, and “why did nobody explain that?” moments that came with publishing my own books.
They cannot promise sales, rankings, reviews, or platform approval. They can help you understand the process, make informed decisions, catch avoidable mistakes, and keep moving toward a book that is ready for readers.
You wrote the book. Let’s make the next part less mysterious.
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