self-published

[self-puhb-lisht]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

published independently by the author.
self-published books.
having published one's own work independently.
a self-published author.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of self-published¹

First recorded in 1970–75

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But Sophie took the plunge and self-published A Glasgow Kiss online, with no expectations of what would happen next.

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Passionate about amplifying marginalized voices through various media, Quinae recently self-published a poetry book, “Welcome to my Naeborhood,” exploring themes of identity, resilience and transformation.

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Before Jack published debut novel Look Up, Handsome, he'd written other, self-published titles.

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While Jack's debut novel wasn't part of the LibGen dataset, he did find some of his self-published books had been taken.

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Jones said he made about $14,000 off the sale — a far cry from the occasional proceeds that trickle in from one of the self-published books he offers for $15 on Amazon.

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self-publish self-punishment

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