Thank you for your quick response to my question. I intend to sell a fair number of books, so it looks as if LSI would be the better way to go. Even with the $200 startup fee, the lower cost per book should work out in my favor. Once more, you are the bomb!
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I’m the author of The American Book of the Dead. Also the author of North of Sunset, winner of the Hollywood Book Festival Grand Prize, and The Golden Calf – first published by Soft Skull Press, with editions in the U.K. (Rebel Inc.) and France (Hachette Litteratures). Visit theamericanbookofthedead.com, where I’m posting a song for each chapter in my novel. I’m the editor of Self-Publishing Review. |
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On February 19, 2010 Robert C. Nelson said:
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On February 18, 2010 Robert C. Nelson said:
Good evening, my friend. I tried to contact LSI the other week to get a basic idea on what the approximate cost would be for a 90,000 word book- roughly 300 pages or thereabouts on a 6 by 9 layout. At any rate, they informed me they deal only with publishers and not authors. How do I get around this little glitch? Another option is Createspace, I suppose , but I want to make certain I can get on Barnes & Noble, Smashwords, etc. I want to put out a good quality book at a decent price so I don’t have to charge my readers an arm and a leg. I don’t care about making a fortune now or ever. I just don’t want to lose a bunch. My proceeds are going to go to charity, anyway. So of course I want to make something, as well as tell a story I wish to relay to my readers. Any help would be greatly appreciated, kind sir.
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On February 18, 2010 Robert C. Nelson said:
Hey, buddy! Don’t be calling your great work a weirdo novel.I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I like to think my standards are pretty high. Keep ’em coming!
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On February 14, 2010 Robert C. Nelson said:
Hello, Henry. I read ’ The American Book Of The Dead ’ and enjoyed it immensely. Excellent story, my good man.I don’t like being dumbned down to when I read,and your writing certainly didn’t do this. I’m going to have to read your other books now. I will have to sing your praises far and wide; go tell it on the mountain, so to speak.I did notice one thing, though. a few of your words were missing. I’d be reading along and would read a word that wasn’t there; a word I knew you would have placed there. Did LS miss some words? It didn’t detract from it being an excellent read, however. Good luck on you future writing, my good man.
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On January 26, 2010 Leah Rae Lambert said:
Hi Henry, Carol Buchanan tells me that you are the person to contact to request a review of my book, The Unveiling. Can you let me know how to proceed? Thanks.