Thread: Kindle store: Indies avoid DRM to reach wider audience
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Old 08-15-2013, 06:11 PM   #45
John Carroll
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As an author, my biggest concern is that my readers can read my books as easily as possible. Therefore, I never add DRM, always allow lending, allow sampling and allow libraries to get my books at the same price as everyone else.

That said, I DO like to make enough to buy a little bit of food and shelter.
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