Thread: Free Copy of The Oort Perimeter by Steve Lake
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Old 09-12-2009, 11:38 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
I'd like to suggest that you consider selling the book (and all your books) through Fictionwise. The Oort Perimeter sounds interesting and if I enjoy the writing, I would be interested in buying more books written by you, but I won't buy anything from Amazon. I would be interested in buying, however, via Fictionwise in multiformat. I don't doubt that there are others on MR who also would like to be able to access your non-free books through etailers other than Amazon.
He could maybe go through ereads or somebody like that to do FW Multi, but unless something's changed Fictionwise requires 25 or more titles by at least five different established, professional authors in order to do Multiformat with them. The only way besides Amazon I can think of would be to do it yourself like Steve Jordan or to go through Smashwords (which could also get them listed through B&N). I don't know what requirements might be to hookup with Webscriptions.
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