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In this WMG Writer's Guide, award-winning author and business owner Kristine Kathryn Rusch provokes writers to think about their own careers as a business with limits only the writers, themselves, impose.

From newly professional writers to those with years in the trenches dealing with traditional publishers, Rusch shows how to expand author earnings and audiences beyond the obvious channels.

Drawing from her own vast experience in the industry, Rusch demonstrates that potential markets abound, and every novel, short story, or creative nonfiction essay can become so much more than a one-and-done published piece.

From information on IP and licensing to what the writing industry truly looks like today, Rusch lifts the veil on the potential for every writer's business to thrive.

"[Kristine Kathryn Rusch's blog,] The Business Rusch…is full of sound advice and analysis about what's going on."

—Jeff Baker, The Oregonian

"Kristine Kathryn Rusch's new book Discoverability is by far the best resource I have read to date to help indie authors succeed after the book is written."

—Chris Syme, Principal of CKSyme Media Group

"Kristine [Kathryn Rusch]'s extensive experience in both traditional and indie publishing shines through in this amazing book."

—Tim Grahl, "11 Best Book Marketing Books" on Discoverability

"Discoverability gets my highest recommendation and a must read for writers who want to develop a career and make a living in the Indie Publishing industry."

—Marion Hill