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Saturday, 5 March 2011
EBOOKS TURN A PROFIT?
Stephen Leather, a British thriller writer who sells his novels as ebooks for as little as 70p estimates he has occupied the number one spot on Amazon.co.uk's Kindle ebook bestseller lists for "90% of the last three months". He is also selling "somewhere in the region" of 2,000 ebooks a day - and making big profits in the process. Capitalising on the popularity of e-readers such as the Kindle, a new generation of writers is bypassing agents and publishers and using the flexible pricing model of ebooks to offer their work directly to the public at rock-bottom prices. Some, like Leather, are achieving huge sales, which, not surprisingly, is striking fear into publishers
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