Screenwriters Encouraged to Opt for Self-Publish

Each year over 50,000 screenplays are registered with the Writer's Guild of America, making screenwriting one of the most competitive fields on the planet. And the reason is simple. A screenplay can sell for $100,000, even for the first-timer. This fact alone attracts many talented and untalented writers, hoping and praying to score the big-money payday. However, the truth of the matter is that only one percent of screenwriters are ever likely to achieve that goal.

With more and more screenwriters attempting to beat the odds with their breakthrough screenplays and competition being at an all-time high, there is a dynamic need for more creative and lucrative ways to penetrate an almost impossible and tough business.

Enter "Publish Your Screenplay on Kindle." This insightful book offers advice on how screenwriters can step out of the box of standard-procedure query letters and the 'we-don't-accept-unsolicited-scripts' abyss, and make a name for themselves by publishing their screenplays on Kindle.

Self-publishing is no new phenomenon to the novelist or the nonfiction writer; however, to the aspiring screenwriter, it is an untapped market with huge prospects. "Publish Your Screenplay on Kindle" provides aspiring screenwriters an alternative approach to breaking into the business.

“Not everyone is lucky enough to obtain a movie deal or sell a script,” says Author London Tracy. “But Every Screenwriter can be published on Kindle.”

LONDON TRACY is the author of “Publish Your Screenplay on Kindle” and "This Time Will Be Different." She plans to publish several screenplays on Kindle by year's end.