After entering in your pricing and royalty information, click "Save and publish." Your book will appear for sale in the Amazon eBook store within 24-48 hours. Amazon gives you 70 percent of all sales.

For Amazon Kindle, you need a Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) account, and Amazon, too, has details of how to sign up for free. Note that Apple Books requires bank and tax details before it will ...

No more writing book proposals and dealing with literary agents. Amazon’s suite of services for authors makes it possible to bypass traditional publishing companies -- and prosper.

Amazon's free self-publishing services, Kindle Direct Publishing and CreateSpace, ... Get Your Book Published for Free and Get Paid. by Steve Morgenstern on February 10, 2011.

You can publish a book on Amazon using Kindle Direct Publishing. To get started, create a Kindle Direct Publishing account that's connected to your Amazon account. You can upload a book in Word or ...

Your mission: Read the excerpts and vote on which books you think deserve a shot at being published and sold through Amazon. You can nominate up to three books at a time to be published.

If writing an entire book seems daunting, you might prefer to take an existing blog of yours and publish it via Amazon so that everyone with a Kindle can download and read your posted material ...

E-book publisher and bookstore sites include Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing, Apple Books for Authors, Barnes & Noble Press, the Books Partner Center for Google Play Books and Rakuten’s Kobo ...

Next, I registered with Amazon’s self-publishing division, Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), which allows you to publish both print and digital books. The process was extremely easy, all done online.

Amazon gives you a free ISBN for print books (or use your own). You can not only unpublish your Amazon e-books at any time but also sell them elsewhere (as long as not in the Select program, which ...