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Tag Archives: E-publishing
The Ebook Omnibus: A Win for You and Your Readers
Since I read fantasy, a genre that often features trilogies and longer series, I have plenty of paperback and hardback omnibuses on my shelves. In case you’re not familiar with the publishing-world version of the term, this is when two … Continue reading
Posted in E-publishing
Tagged anthologies, collections, E-publishing, ebooks, omnibus, series
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Steve Richer on “Who’s REALLY Making Money with E-books?”
I like to highlight success stories and interview authors doing well with e-publishing, but I’ll be the first to admit this isn’t a road to riches for most folks. It’s easy to get dazzled by the fortunate folks doing well … Continue reading
The Indie Journey by Successful Author Scott Nicholson
A couple of months ago, I interviewed full-time indie author, Scott Nicholson, and we talked about advertising, pricing concerns, and other topics pertinent to ebook authors. If you liked that short piece with him, you may be interested in his … Continue reading
Posted in E-publishing
Tagged E-publishing, e-publishing success, indie authors, scott nicholson
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7 Reasons You’re Not Selling Many Ebooks
Let’s do a troubleshooting post today. I’ve had a few emails from new e-publishers wondering how they can sell more ebooks. If you follow this blog, you know I’m not a huge seller, but my earnings have certainly improved a … Continue reading
What It Means to Be an Independent Author
Should you go indie? Should you pursue the traditional publishing route? I thought I’d go over some of the pros and cons today for those on the fence. I’m obviously biased since I chose to e-publish, but I’ll try to … Continue reading
Posted in E-publishing
Tagged E-publishing, independent authors, indie authors, self-publishing
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Why E-publish? 5 Reasons to Ebook It up!
Quite a few new folks have found this blog lately (thanks for visiting!), many of whom are starting to contemplate e-publishing, so I thought I’d do a basic post covering some of benefits of becoming an indie ebook author. I … Continue reading
E-publishing Expenses: Are You Spending More Than You Make?
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post on Common E-publishing Questions, and one of them was “How much does it cost to publish an ebook?” I talked about how you’d probably want to spend some money on editing, … Continue reading
Posted in E-publishing
Tagged E-publishing, e-publishing expenses, ebook costs, how much cost to publish ebook
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Can a “Normal” Author Make a Living E-publishing?
While I was wondering what to blog about today, someone (thanks, Kevin Tross!) sent me an email asking how well I’m doing with my ebooks and if there’s hope for normal authors (not the Amanda Hockings, JA Konraths, Brian S … Continue reading