Add a Link to Your Free SF/F Ebooks

[GoblinWriter]

If you have a free ebook at Smashwords, your website, or elsewhere, feel free to add it to the bottom of Free SF/F Ebooks.

[kcmay]

My fantasy novella, Sole Sacrifice, is free at Smashwords. If you've read The Kinshield Legacy, you'll recognize the characters in this story.

[GoblinWriter]

I added it KC May.

BTW, how are you finding Smashwords for the free ebook? Do free ones get distributed at all?

I've got a collection of short stories I want to give away for free in hopes of interesting folks to purchase a novel with the same characters. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't seem to let indie n00bs list free ebooks, heh. I'm definitely going to list it on SW, though I'm not sure what to expect.

[Steven Lake]

My novel, "The Oort Perimeter" is free in ebook format on several sites. The links are the book information page at my site for the novel:

http://www.realmsofimagination.net/the_oort_perimeter

[kcmay]

Originally Posted by GoblinWriter

I added it KC May.

BTW, how are you finding Smashwords for the free ebook? Do free ones get distributed at all?

I've got a collection of short stories I want to give away for free in hopes of interesting folks to purchase a novel with the same characters. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't seem to let indie n00bs list free ebooks, heh. I'm definitely going to list it on SW, though I'm not sure what to expect.

Thanks!

It gets distributed to Kobo and Diesel and B&N if you don't use PubIt! to make it available there.

[Luke King]

I've had more than 2000 downloads of my free ebook The Stinging Tree at Smashwords. It's taken four months to get to that number though.

[GoblinWriter]

I added you, Steven and Luke.

Thanks, KC May. Good to know!

[M T McGuire]

Originally Posted by Luke King

I've had more than 2000 downloads of my free ebook The Stinging Tree at Smashwords. It's taken four months to get to that number though.

Wow! Nice job, mine are in 600s or so, but have been on there for ages, I did much better on Feedbooks, two of them got 1500 or so there but it all petered out after the first couple of months. I noticed uploading on a Saturday afternoon (gmt) was good but the last one just sunk without trace, as has my book, which people do like when I persuade them to read it.

Here are the free stories:

The most downloaded: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/14715
The best: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/11014
The most popular (review-wise): http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/7037]
The worst: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/20309

Cheers

MTM

Ooo, PS, Goblinwriter, I find everything distributes fine when it's free but I Barnes and Noble far outstrips anything else for downloads. Pity I can't join and try to big them up but I'm ex US.