Self-Publishing: When the Analyst Runs Into Logistics
- Marie-Nancy G.

- Apr 12
- 1 min read
I thought the biggest challenge of my year would be wrapping up the 86,642 words of Shadows of Dubai. I was wrong. The real thriller is what I'm living through this week between my kitchen scale, Wix tax calculations, and Canada Post rates.
For an analyst accustomed to surgical precision, self-publishing is a masterclass in humility. You don't just write; you become a dispatcher, accountant, and packaging specialist. Did you know a 340-page book weighs exactly 1.01 lbs? That extra 0.01 is what bumps a shipping rate from "reasonable" to "astronomical." That's when you realize every micro-detail has a price.
I won't hide the fact that I had a few moments of "tech struggles" this weekend, but that's the price of independence. I want everything to be perfect, transparent, and efficient for you when I open pre-orders in two weeks.
Until then, I'm going back to my investigations... postal ones!




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