The advent and now proliferation of e-book readers is making it easier and perhaps more profitable for writers to go in this direction.
It is something that I am looking a bit closer at - as I near the completion point of some of my works.
A friend Thea Biesheuvel, also a member of the Society of Women Writers Qld, has had her collection of short stories published on Smashwords, a site where writers can publish their own work, and sell from that site. Brilliant idea and I am looking at it closely.
Thea was born in Holland, and when she came to Australia she had little knowledge of English, but since she has gained a brilliant education and her writing is awesome.
Her book called So Far, and is available here. You can download it to any e-reader, (I have a Kindle and I prefer to use this.)
You can purchase the book here for $3.99 (US) Click here.
It is something that I am looking a bit closer at - as I near the completion point of some of my works.
A friend Thea Biesheuvel, also a member of the Society of Women Writers Qld, has had her collection of short stories published on Smashwords, a site where writers can publish their own work, and sell from that site. Brilliant idea and I am looking at it closely.
Thea was born in Holland, and when she came to Australia she had little knowledge of English, but since she has gained a brilliant education and her writing is awesome.
Her book called So Far, and is available here. You can download it to any e-reader, (I have a Kindle and I prefer to use this.)
You can purchase the book here for $3.99 (US) Click here.
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| Judi Cox with Thea Biesheuvel |
Interesting post Di. I must read your e-books when you get published.
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