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Looking for a self publishing company that will give you control throughout the book publishing process? AuthorHouse gives you more control. Get published with AuthorHouse.

Xlibris provides a book publishing guide to writers and authors on how to publish a book through self publishing in New Zealand, and offers print on demand services.

We focus on the creative needs of writers and authors, giving them access to all the tools they need to publish their books, enabling them to customise their self-publishing experience.

Online Canadian youth magazine SAGENNEXT (or South Asian Generation Next) recently interviewed self-published author Kaberi Chatterjee on her new book.

The Ruff Draft, a website helping aspiring writers, has the latest on how the new Apple iPad could open the doors to writers for self publishing.

We have the right editorial, design and marketing expertise to help you publish an electronic book. We help distribute your eBook in a variety of formats and even online eBook portals over 5,000 other online ebook retailers.

Nathan Muncaster's book, The Spirit of Cinco de Mayo is set in the 1860s, a time when a battered Mexico fought for survival against a French invasion.

When a dearth of funds and a deluge of responsibility rules out all but the tamest adventures, it's a good thing writers like Val Haigh can fill the void and keep dreams alive.

Useful place to express your writings as published works

Scribd is a free online library where anyone can upload. Use our embeddable\nPDF player to publish and view documents right in your web browser.

Poetry ideas and activities. This online guide offers help in making, sharing, revising, and publishing poetry--of special interest to creative writing students and instructors.

A site on which one can publish one's fiction. The social networking aspect of the site seems to be limited to the posting of reviews. Having not yet registered an account on this site, I don't know whether or not one can screen the reviews of one's stories. As each story page seems to link to a page of reviews of the story appearing on that page, if the answer to this question is "no", then what one would have, in effect, would be a guestbook that one couldn't moderate, with all of the possibilities for abuse that creates. I don't know that's the case, but I also don't know that's not the case, so I'll set up that account in a few days and learn more. I just didn't want somebody blindly stumbling into trouble, thinking that I had checked out something that I hadn't, yet.