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Sir, I’m sorry this has nothing to do with your post, but I just read your Kindle book Atheism 101 and I absolutely loved it. You brought up some extremely good points. I was just wondering, if you have the time, if you would read my blog. It’s called ‘Athiest girl in a Catholic World’. http://howtolivelife2245.wordpress.com/ It’s about my life as an unpronounced athiest at a Catholic school. I only have a couple of posts right now but I plan to pursue it. If you like it, please email me at howtolivelife2245@gmail.com
Hey Grigory,
Been reading your blog for a while. I first heard of you off the Mr Money Moustache website. I think your two ebooks are fantastic. Im thinking of doing something similar myself!!
Any tips…?
How are your ebook sales doing, if you don’t mind me asking…
Roz
PS- Nice blog!!!!
You flatter me, Roz. 🙂 Publishing an ebook on Kindle is incredibly easy: you just type it up in Microsoft Word, put together a cover image, create an account and voila! – you’re a published author. The devil is in the details: your spelling, grammar and punctuation should be flawless; your book’s cover should be creative without being tacky; you need several 5-star reviews to convince people to buy your ebook.
Unless you write the Great American Novel, you’ll constantly have to promote your ebooks on twitter, message boards, etc to generate new sales. As for my sales – they’re not as great as they once were, but I still make enough to cover my monthly student loan payments and have a few Subway sandwiches. :^D