Self-Publishing 101

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Everything you need to complete your coursework — quizzes, writing assignments, reading reflections, and unit assessments — all in one place.

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Answer all questions honestly. Take your time — there are no wrong answers on discovery quizzes, only insight.
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Quizzes, Assignments
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✦ Discovery Quiz 01
What Kind of Writer Are You?
25 reflective questions to discover which writing genre matches your personality, instincts, and creative strengths. Covers 8 genres from memoir to fantasy.
✎ Assignment 02
Your Book Concept Pitch
Define your book idea in 300 words or less. Identify your target reader, core promise, and what makes your story or message uniquely yours.
◎ Reflection 03
Reading as a Writer
Choose a published book in your target genre. Analyze three craft decisions the author made and reflect on how you'll apply them to your own work.
◈ Assessment 04
Unit 1 Assessment
Demonstrate your understanding of the self-publishing landscape, genre positioning, and reader identification covered in Unit 1.
✦ Discovery Quiz 05
What's Your Author Brand?
Discover your natural author voice, visual identity direction, and the brand personality that will connect most authentically with your ideal readers.
✎ Assignment 06
First Chapter Draft
Submit your first chapter or opening pages for instructor feedback. Focus on establishing voice, hooking your reader, and setting up your book's core promise.