Self-Publishing: Lets Women Break Book Industry’s Glass Ceiling
Virginia Woolf, a groundbreaking author and her own publisher, may have put it best when she declared that “a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.” In so few words, she summarized the host of challenges facing female writers.
Many of the issues related to publishing in the days of Virginia Woolf persist. She herself was a self-published author.
We may have made some great strides since then in voting and political rights but, as the wage gap shows, we still have some way to go in publishing.