A.V. Harrison Publishing

Self-publishing author, Emily Hill, offers free instructions on how to format a live-link Table Of Contents into eBooks in celebration of her latest How-to Guide, 'All Smart Cookies Can Self-Publish' which is available on Amazon.

The only self-publisher who updates her how-to Self-Publish guides Quarterly announces the September edition of "All Smart Cookies Can Self-Publish" is now available on Amazon.com (and Barnes&Noble). The guide is the basis of her coaching workshops.

'Making Money on eBooks: Smart Promoting' is the newest Amazon.com title to be added to IndiePub author, Emily Hill's line. Writers new to the self-publishing scene will gain marketing advantage by following her advice on promoting their titles.

The time-consuming web-search process has been done for You in 'Promoting You & Your Music'. The latest live-link eBook release from A.V. Harrison Publishing caters to Musicians and Entertainers Seeking to Refresh and Market Their Stage Presence.

Competition on the eBook industry is becoming fierce. eBook pricing is emerging as the leading question as Independent Authors compete with Legacy Publishers on the correct price points for fiction and non-fiction literary selections.

Self-Publishing is being referred to as 'The Golden Age of Publishing'. Veteran Publishing Coach, Emily Hill, answers the most-asked questions that her clients ask. Teacher and author, Emily Hill, is an active member of the IndiePub movement.

‘Eliza of Fair Haven’ and ‘SHE-CAT’ couldn’t be more different in style and storyline. Emily Hill, writing under nom de plumes, penned both and is enjoying success with the historical crowd and the crime novella enthusiasts. On Amazon.

Self-Publishing Guide, "All Smart Cookies Can Self-Publish" Is The Leading Choice of the 'How-To-Self-Publish' Crowd as A.V. Harrison Publishing Courts Emerging Authors.

Book Review: Release of sexy, crime-spree novella SHE-CAT offers an especially fun, double-entendre read for sophisticates. The perfect addition to your commuter-ride Kindle or Nook.

Baltimore holds a secret that is nearly 150 years old. It is the identity of ‘a lady, married to a Union officer’ whose testimony before a Civil War military commission saved the life of Confederate blockade runner, Colonel C. T. Jenkins.