<p>In this episode, Carrie Rollwagen talks to Betsy Teter of Spartanburg, South Carolina's Hub City Writers Project about small press publishing versus self-publishing, crowdfunding projects, book signings, book selling and more.</p>

In this episode, Carrie Rollwagen talks to Betsy Teter of Spartanburg, South Carolina's Hub City Writers Project about small press publishing versus self-publishing, crowdfunding projects, book signings, book selling and more.

Meet the Small Press: Talking Writing, Publishing and Crowdfunding with Betsy Teter of Hub City Writers Project

Everybody Hates Self-Publishing explores the good, the bad and the ugly of creating and producing your own work. Self-published authors will find advice on writing, book marketing and getting your book in bookstores. Aspiring writers will learn about being an indie publisher: Being an entrepreneur, creating your own DIY publishing house and thriving as an indie publisher means connecting with readers, booksellers and librarians and competing in a market that favors traditional publishing. Host Carrie Rollwagen is author of the self-published book The Localist. She's head of marketing at a web development company and is an advocate for entrepreneurs and frequent speaker on the topics of business and grassroots marketing.

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Meet the Small Press: Talking Writing, Publishing and Crowdfunding with Betsy Teter of Hub City Writers Project

Meet the Small Press: Talking Writing, Publishing and Crowdfunding with Betsy Teter of Hub City Writers Project