The Writer's Guide to E-Publishing
Tips, Resources, Real Numbers, and What's New in E-Publishing
I never begin a novel with out knowing the beginning, middle, and end. I don’t plot until I reach the middle, but I always know where it’s going to end. One thing I’ve boasted about, and down-right prideful is that as a self-published author, my novels don’t have to fit into the standard story plot/format [...]
It looks like Apple is getting in the game of self published authors this month. Good eReader is reporting that Apple is going to “launch an new digital platform” that will get their share of the success that Amazon (KDP) and Barnes and Noble (Publit) has seen over the last fifteen months. eBookNewser reports: “There’s no [...]
A couple weeks ago, in my blog post Is Being a Chart Topper Enough for This Self Published Author, I discussed how I enrolled in the KDP select program. KDP, which is Amazon’s uploader for ebooks, does not allow a book to be priced as free from the publisher, me in this case. The only [...]
Last week I discussed why I’ve moved my novels to $2.99. Update: Dag on it if Smashwords takes forever to move the prices on Sony, Ipad, and all the other devices. Amazon still hasn’t changed most my novels because of that, but crossing fingers that it will. So I’m still trying to get all my [...]
teens/tweens. She’s successfully written for traditional NYpublishing houses, as well as topped the Amazon and Barnes & Noble bestseller lists with her indie published works. Her books have been translated into several languages, sold in more than a dozen countries, and have been option for a cable television series. She currently lives in the San Francisco Bay Area where she is constantly fighting her addiction to Starbucks lattes. You can find her online at: www.gemmahalliday.com [Read More…]
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