Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-26
Ebook Pricing Discussion: Buy an ereader if you’re considering giving out ebooks for free. http://t.co/rsnLQQnN # Powered by Twitter Tools
Ebook Pricing Discussion: Buy an ereader if you’re considering giving out ebooks for free. http://t.co/rsnLQQnN # Powered by Twitter Tools
This keeps coming up. People want to know how to price their books in a situation where nobody has had enough time to test a method–the method that might work great during one five-year stretch might not work out so well during the next stretch. Who knows? However, I’ll tell you my theories at the
I gave the Ebook Formatting 101 presentation last night for PPW. The first hour was the formatting side; the second hour was the slideshow (much meatier than the one in the blog post) plus questions. Oh, man. People said it went well (aside from my learning curve with the microphone), but I saw a lot
New fiction up! I’m trying out the Kindle Direct Select program, which means I have to leave it exclusive on Amazon.com for three months (May 20th). I’ll let you know how it goes…at any rate, it’s only available via Amazon.com at the moment. So if you happen to buy a copy but don’t have a Kindle, contact
New fiction up! I’m trying out the Kindle Direct Select program, which means I have to leave it exclusive on Amazon.com for three months (May 20th). I’ll let you know how it goes…at any rate, it’s only available via Amazon.com at the moment. So if you happen to buy a copy but don’t have a
The ebook formatting 101 series continues. Read the rest of the posts in the series here. I was going to include the handout with this post, but I changed my mind: the handout will contain less than the posts, so why post it? It’s just a front-back printout to trigger people’s memories and to help the
RT! @LynAlmodovar Review: The exotics: Tigerlilly by @dknippling http://t.co/nzN8Sl1q # Powered by Twitter Tools
The ebook formatting 101 series continues. Read the rest of the posts in the series here. In the previous post, I talked about finalizing your ebook…but I didn’t talk about covers. How can you finalize your ebook without a cover? You can’t, so here’s your post. As a reminder, this series is for beginning ebook creators.
The ebook formatting 101 series continues. Read the rest of the posts in the series here. In the previous post, I talked about formatting a template for ebooks in order to save time and reduce errors. As a reminder, this series is for beginning ebook creators. More advanced creators may find some of the techniques here inelegant and
Ebook Formatting 101 (part 3, Formatting, Finalizing, Uploading, and Validating) Read More »
This was my first ebook, the one that’s been up the longest. Now available at Smashwords, Amazon.com, and Barnes and Noble. A Fly in Amber by DeAnna Knippling Three bottles of the Shackleton Scotch have returned to Scotland over 100 years after the failed Antarctic expedition. But how do they taste? This is a story