Aalen’s Saga: The Hunter due out early 2021

~ joanne the geek

All going well I hope to have the e-book of Aalen’s Saga ready in January/February. I’m not sure what platforms it will be available on yet, but I’ll keep you posted on where it can be found. If this project is successful, then I have further ideas for e-books, so this could be the first of many.

Currently I have a friend who is an artist doing a cover and some interior artwork for the book.

If anyone is able to provide links with step by step instructions on how to make and publish an e-book that would be greatly appreciated šŸ™‚

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Ā©ļø2020 Joanne Fisher

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I live in Christchurch, New Zealand. My interests include writing, film, music, art, books, and pursuing my geek interests such as Star Wars, and Magic the Gathering.

11 thoughts on “Aalen’s Saga: The Hunter due out early 2021”

  2. If you do decide to do Amazon, they have a pretty well-defined process you can get to on their site. However, Amazon is evil, so I understand not using them. If I were to self-pub, though, that’s the route I would end up taking because it’s well-known, reliable, and not a computer virus (just a morality virus, which people seem to be ok with). I really like the idea of Bookfunnel for publishing (mostly since it’s not Amazon), but they don’t make their money from eating at your sales – they make it by making you pay for their platform like renting a store. A reasonable method for a smaller company, but not really tenable unless you have some level of certainty regarding your sales.

    Kerri Davidson of @bagoflettuce on Twitter has a unique method of book sales. You could look at her stuff and see what she’s done, but similarly I think it’d require buying a website platform for the storefront. One problem is likely digital rights management, or DRM, if you do it yourself.

    If you’re giving it away free, you can make a PDF on WP, but don’t count on much. PDFs aren’t great for e-readers, and I can tell you from experience that the free account on WP won’t let you upload ebooks.

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      1. I don’t know what kind of money comes from any of this, to be honest. I haven’t tried because the dream is to publish traditionally, though that always seems farther away despite whatever progress I feel like I’ve made.

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