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Old 08-10-2015, 05:22 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by dickloraine View Post
One big author who does kind of self-publishing exists, and it is even the biggest: J. K. Rowling does it with Pottermore. She shares some profits with her publisher, but only because she likes to.
She doesn't self publish, she simply held on to the ebook rights to her books. She had a good agent who thought to put that in the contract. There are actually quite a few authors who own the ebook rights to their backlist books. Others are quite happy to allow their publishers to handle all that.

(just as a note, there are quite a few older authors who simply aren't that interested in ebooks. )

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