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15th February 2012, 09:43 AM
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| Re: Kindle - good idea for self-publishing? Kindle question I thought I'd post here rather than start a new thread. On Amazon, I sometimes see advance announcement of paperbacks, that you can also pre-order sometimes at a slightly discounted price. With Kindle self-publishing the discussions here on SFF often mention that you need a presence, so having up multiple books helps with that and also with encouraging a reader to start your series. So is it possible to do a pre-announcement with a self-published Kindle book on Amazon - or indeed any eBook on any bookseller? Just thinking of the scenario where you say have book one polished and ready to release; book 2 is finished but needs another polish/is off with the editor and so on. So you could put up book 1 and announce that book 2 release date is in say three months. Can it be done? Is it a good idea if it can be done? |
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