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Old 01-15-2016, 07:03 PM   #159
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OK then, most self-published eBooks at Amazon are exclusive.
Actually some of the best selling ones aren't. They sell well enough that they don't have to be exclusive. It's also possible to win copies. It's also possible that a book that is exclusive to Amazon NOW, wasn't initially. I bought one of Rachel Aaron's self-pub'd books. Something about Dragons...Nice Dragons finish last or something like that--great fun book. She was on all the retailers and I bought it from Kobo. She is now exclusive. There are a quite a few of us that aren't exclusive and I think one of the reviews on one of my books says something like "I bought this at B&N..." And I always wondered why they then left the review at amazon.
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