Literary Translation and Foreign Rights: How to Find Translators, Enter New Markets, and Make More Money With Literary Translations (Author Writing Guides #1)

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Ready, Set, Translate

The Indie Publishing Gold Rush is not over...

In fact, it's just beginning in non-English language markets. Find new readers, new markets, and make more money by translating your books into other languages. It's easier than you think

Learn how to

- Identify hot global markets for your genre

- Source the best translators

- Translate your books with zero upfront investment

- Protect and exploit your rights

- Generate multiple streams of income with your books

- Gain new readers, reach new markets, and make more money

You can write and publish more books but that can take years. Why not share your existing fiction and nonfiction books with new readers in new countries and language markets hungry for new novels and nonfiction books? You don't need a foreign rights agent or a publisher...if you know how to self-publish then you will find it easy and economical to source and work with qualified and talented literary translators.

Once you read this book you'll wish you had started sooner...but it's never too late In fact, there's never been a better time to find new markets, gain new readers, and make more money

Found in Translation has been translated into other languages Search author name S.C. Scott and all languages to find your native language.

S.C. Scott writes bestselling mystery thrillers under a pen name and wants to help authors everywhere to find new markets for their books.

Grab your copy of Lost in Translation and get translating today