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Old 08-29-2007, 03:23 AM   #168
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I confess, I have looked at Baen's site before, but never managed to get beyond the 'exploding spaceships' home page. Today I did, and the free library (and Eric Flint's introduction to it) looks very interesting, so many thanks for pointing me that way. And yes, I did download a couple of books, just to take a look...
The other very clever thing that Baen do is to "package" each month's releases into a monthly "Webscriptions" package. This means that new authors get lots of exposure to customers who buy the package. I've found some wonderful authors that way, whose books I'd never have bought individually, simply because I've never heard of them.

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How difficult can it be for an author to self-publish an eBook after the hard work (the writing) is done?
These days it's dead easy - anyone can sell a book through MobiPocket's web site, for example, completely independently of any publisher. Of course, by doing it that way you miss out on all the work that the publisher does for you.
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