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Many self-published authors are still turning to literary agents to sell foreign rights to their books. In a move that could cut some agents out, Amazon now allows those authors to distribute their print books through European Amazon sites for free. Read More »

As traditional book publishers are increasingly signing self-published authors, Hollywood studios are also looking to self-published books for their next blockbuster. Last month, Universal acquired the film rights to “Fifty Shades of Grey.” Now Fox and Ridley Scott have acquired the rights to sci-fi series “Wool.” Read More »

 
 

Eleven romance authors of both traditionally published and self-published tittles are banding together to show their commitment to “bringing high standards and professional quality to their self-published works.” Read More »

Here are the most interesting things that Amazon publisher Larry Kirshbaum said in an interview with Daniel Menaker last week. Read More »

The average price of a self-published Kindle top-100 bestseller continues to drop, but a new look at these titles’ performance in 2011 sugge… Read More »

When Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) launched the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library last month, it contained around 5,000 traditionally published titles. J… Read More »

Many popular self-published authors are coming down hard on the self-publishing services that Penguin added to community writing site Book C… Read More »

In recent months, several major literary agencies have added e-book publishing services for their clients–the largest so far being Trident… Read More »

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