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Book Review: ePublish: Self-Publish Fast and Profitably for Kindle, iPhone, CreateSpace and Print on Demand

Posted on November 6th, 2009 jean 4 comments

Book Review: ePublish: Self-Publish Fast and Profitably for Kindle, iPhone, CreateSpace and Print on Demand
By Steve Weber

This book is a must-have for those interested in self-publishing in any format (paper or electronically/online) and especially for those considering this avenue of publishing. The cost of the book will pay off in terms of less headaches, a better product, reaching more readers and of course, saving you money when you choose your self-publisher. So, spend $10 to save yourself hundreds (and maybe thousands).

Weber’s short book is to the point and covers everything from different electronic formats (did you know you want to make changes to your book’s format to make it more readable for the Kindle and iPhone?), resources that will save you money, tips on how to gather attention for your book, ideas on how to set your price point, which type of publishing is best for what kind of product, etc, etc. While it is only 100 pages long, it is so jam-packed with info, you’ll want to read it twice.
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4 responses to “Book Review: ePublish: Self-Publish Fast and Profitably for Kindle, iPhone, CreateSpace and Print on Demand”
- TK Richardson November 6th, 2009 at 14:15
  
  Good to know Jean. I haven’t ruled this option out in the future. A ten dollar investment sounds quite worth it if anyone goes this route.
- jean November 6th, 2009 at 14:39
  
  I think it will be good even for writers who want to go the traditional publishing route with their books, but retain the electronic rights so they can sell to Kindle, etc. without the middle man. Did you read this article by J.A. Konrath? It’s about his erights. It’s worth a read, for sure. http://jakonrath.blogspot.com/2009/10/kindle-numbers-traditional-publishing.html
- Jemi Fraser November 6th, 2009 at 17:52
  
  Sounds like a very interesting read. I’ll have to check out the link too – thanks!
- jean November 6th, 2009 at 20:57
  
  Yes, it was. I picked up tips, even though I’m not considering self-publishing.
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