Here is a variety of advice and information on converting your blog or family history research to print.

Advice

• 3 Easy Ways to Turn Your Blog into an eBook for Free (via makeuseof.com)

• Thirteen Steps to Write and Publish a Free Ebook in Thirteen Hours (via ProBlogger)

• 2010: The Year Self-Publishing Lost Its Stigma (via MediaShift)

• Blurberati Blog – from the folks of Blurb with great advice on self-publishing.

• Create a Blog Book (via Moultrie Creek Gazette)

• eBooks Toolbox – blog with lots of advice on creating ebooks.

• How to Make, Print, and Bind Your Own Books  (via Lifehacker)

• How to Publish Your Book on Amazon Kindle (via Lifehacker)

• IndieAuthor – blog of April L. Hamilton, self-published author.

• Moultrie Creek Press – one of many sites by genealogy blogger Denise Olson with savvy tech advice on publishing your family history. Check out her Electronic Publishing Primer.

• Self-Publishing a Book: 25 Things You Need to Know (via cnet)

• Society Publishing – advice from Denise Olson of Moultrie Creek Gazette on publishing on demand for genealogical societies

Blog To Book

• Blog2Print –  works with Blogger, WordPress or TypePad-based blogs.

• Blurb – uses Blog Slurper to convert your blog into a book.

• zinepal – converts your web content including blogs to books.

Books

• Blurb

• FastPencil

• LuLu

• MyCanvas

Charts

• Generation Maps

EBooks

• Amazon Digital Text Platform – use to publish your books for sale on the Amazon Kindle.

• Epub2Go – convert PDFs to Epub format.

• How To Make An ePub File For The iPad, Nook, Kobo & More (via makeuseof.com)

• LuLu – create an ebook from your PDF, Word document or other formats.

• PubIt! – use to publish books for sale on the Barnes & Noble Nook.

• Scribd – terms itself as “social publishing.”

• Smashwords – ebook publisher and coverts your PDF or other formats into various ebook formats.

Magazines and Booklets

• BookletCreator – publish foldable booklets

• issuu – produce digital magazines online. See High-Definition Genealogy as well as http://issuu.com/shadesofthedeparted.

• magcloud – from HP, allows you to print a glossy magazine at a reasonable cost.

• simplebooklet – flipbook publisher.

• Youpublisher – create magazines using this online platform.

• yudu – self-publishing magazine platform.

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