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Hear Ye! Hear Ye! #Audiblegate and the Audiobook Return Fiasco

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! #Audiblegate and the Audiobook Return Fiasco

by David Kudler | Nov 23, 2020 | Audiobooks, Contributing Writers

By David Kudler Perhaps you have seen grumbling on social media and across the internet about #Audiblegate and Audible’s return policy. In case you haven’t been following the controversy, let me tell you what it’s about – and why all independent publishers should...
Going Against the Flow: Reflowable vs. Fixed-Layout Ebooks

Going Against the Flow: Reflowable vs. Fixed-Layout Ebooks

by David Kudler | Sep 21, 2020 | E-Books & Readers, Contributing Writers

By David Kudler In my discussions on ebook creation, I’ve largely focused on what are called reflowable ebooks — books designed like web pages to be responsive, adjusting to the size of the screen they’re being displayed on, the preferences of the reader, etc. Page...
PublishDrive All In on Subscription Model

PublishDrive All In on Subscription Model

by David Kudler | Jul 23, 2020 | E-Books & Readers, Contributing Writers

By David Kudler Distributor/aggregator PublishDrive has shifted completely to a subscription-based model for all new accounts. Up until this month, the New York-based company offered both monthly subscriptions — where all royalties received from retailers were passed...
The Problem with Enhanced Ebooks

The Problem with Enhanced Ebooks

by David Kudler | May 18, 2020 | E-Books & Readers, Contributing Writers

By David Kudler I get asked a lot about adding video, audio, and other bells and whistles to ebooks. I’ll answer those questions — but they’re not always the answers the questioners want to hear. One of the most exciting things about ebooks is that they’re not...
What’s in a (Pen) Name? An Argument Against Noms de Plumes

What’s in a (Pen) Name? An Argument Against Noms de Plumes

by David Kudler | Mar 26, 2020 | Marketing, Contributing Writers

By David Kudler Anyone who’s published a piece of writing since people started passing around their favorite reads on clay tablets has considered using a nom de plume or pen name. George Eliot, Mark Twain, George Orwell, Dr. Seuss and many, many more famous authors...
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