Category Archives: Self-publishing
According to Publishers Weekly, the number of self-published titles cracked 1 million in 2017. That’s rather astounding. I would halfway like to know how each of those books reads. One of the downsides of the growth of self-publishing is a … Continue reading →
If you publish your own books or are published by a traditional publisher, there’s only one person who is really going to be paying close-enough attention to your books to catch the listings on Amazon that are for your book, … Continue reading →
It’s all really about the value of books. Two sides met in battle. On one side, there were several major publishers and Apple. On the other, the Department of Justice (with Amazon in the wings, whispering into the DOJ’s ear). … Continue reading →
Everyone needs to make money. I get that. But I get a bit frustrated when I see comments on eBooks or even printed books about prices being too high. That DVD used for that movie you bought costs 39 cents, … Continue reading →
I’ve written a couple articles now about the changes in the VAT laws and how they may affect small, indie, and self-publishers. After reviewing the guidelines for Barnes & Noble’s Nook Press, I confess I remained confused. Even after emailing … Continue reading →
Yesterday I wrote about Amazon KDP royalties and how the changes in VAT in the EU would affect author and publisher income from Kindle sales. Today, let’s tackle iTunes Royalties and VAT-inclusive pricing. You may not know this, but Apple’s … Continue reading →
The following email has shown up a couple of times from Amazon’s KDP team and it contains a little hidden information that requires you to do some math to understand that changes in the EU tax laws will mean lower … Continue reading →
Recently I was filling out the form on the Library of Congress’s website for an LCCN and noticed a question regarding “Permanent Paper.” I did some research to see if any of my books are printed on such paper and … Continue reading →
As I sit here writing this, it looks like Apple will be paying many millions to settle lawsuits with the various states over E-Book pricing, as well as to settle a class-action lawsuit for the same reason. These are essentially … Continue reading →
There’s quite a bit that’s annoying me of late and that probably won’t surprise anyone. Hell, my wife refers to me as Eeyore. But as the publisher of a small press (www.endpaperspress.com), I have to say that the folks at … Continue reading →
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