Are based in Vermont and wondering how do you go from writer to author? What is a hybrid publisher? Should writers consider self-publishing their work? What about e-books? What are the potential risks, costs and benefits of each approach? How do you spot a scam? How do books get distributed to various outlets? How much do authors earn? Do you need an agent? Where do you start?

All these questions can feel quite overwhelming, but a Canadian publishing coming has come to the rescue of writers in Vermont. Agora Publishing is a book publishing company that is helping writers to achieve their life-long dreams of becoming renowned authors. They are providing a very professional and quite pocket friendly book self-publishing book service. The company has already made a reputation for itself in the publishing industry. They are offering lots of unique opportunities for hundreds of authors who have failed to achieve success in a bid to get their books published by mainstream publishers.

The hosts of services writers enjoy are unmatched as they provide a quick and professional resolution in ensuring that your captivating but yet unpublished novel, or mind-blowing work of fiction, gets shaped into a fully published book. What are the risks involved? Absolutely none. While most self-publishing agencies employ whatever tactics in their arsenal to rip unsuspecting writers of their hard-earned money, Agora Publishing is one of the best agencies that provides incredible services for aspiring and established authors alike.

Each author can get their work published through a variety of channels. It can be available for purchase online or in a local and national—even international—bookshops. Agora Publishing in Vermont ensures that you achieve the desired success from your carefully crafted book.

The annual outpouring of books in Vermont with photographs of fall foliage, winter wonderlands, spring flowers, and summer recreation on our lakes, ponds, and rivers is quite huge. The culture of literary art is immediately evident in published work, as many Vermont poets wax eloquent about its beauty, and a plethora of novelists set their characters and story lines among the mountains, valleys, and towns that run the north-south axis of the Green Mountains or along Lake Champlain in the west and the Connecticut River to the east.

The Canadian company utilizes the most sophisticated techniques and applications to ensure that a particular book is presented void of errors and is of top quality to suit the needs of literary lovers in Vermont. Lots of tasks are carried out on behalf of the author such as ensuring the proper size and style of fonts is used, styling and paragraphing are done in a way that tweaking them would be hassle-free, and making effective and efficient use of appropriate colours. Also, ensuring that the author's work is properly edited to suit it's intending—while still giving absolute creative control to the author.

Megan Price, the best-selling Vermont author of the "Vermont Wild, Adventures of Fish & Game Wardens" series, is set to offer a four-week course at the Bixby Library in Vergennes.

"Secrets of Publishing Explained" will hold in the Bixby’s Otter Creek Room, from 6 to 8 p.m., every Thursday in April (April 5, 12, 19 and 26). The main giveaway would be enlightening participants about the revolution currently happening in the world of book publishing and how they can become authors—with self-publishing one of the talking points.

"I’m often asked for advice from people wanting to publish," Price said. "But there is no one way. There are decisions each writer must make," said Price.

"These four seminars are designed to give anyone who wants to publish a book the tools they need to get through the process a bit easier and to avoid being scammed. Sadly, there are predatory publishers and printers out there."