IBPA Updates Its Hybrid Publishing Criteria
While the IBPA doesn’t currently vet member publishers, authors are encouraged to reach out with questions.
While the IBPA doesn’t currently vet member publishers, authors are encouraged to reach out with questions.
Two authors who paid for a hybrid publishing deal reveal what they paid and what they sold.
A new report on paid-for publishing services, including hybrid publishers, highlights widespread predatory practices.
Hybrid publishing can appear like a dressed-up version of subsidy publishing, where the author pays to be published.
Earlier this year, we reported on the closure of Booktrope, a hybrid publisher that raised millions of dollars but never became profitable.
Booktrope, founded in 2010, was one of the first much-discussed hybrid publishers—not quite traditional, not quite self.