EYI: Top 25 Ebook Bestsellers

Jeremy Greenfield at Digital Book World lists the top 25 ebook bestsellers, this week dominated by Veronica Roth with the Divergent Series. HarperCollins Continues Dominance of Top of Ebook Best-Seller List ePublish Yourself Intelligence The top 10 books (see the...

EYI: eBook Sharing App on Kickstarter

San Francisco-based Ownshelf has created a new social network service for sharing DRM-free ebooks, and is raising money to expand to mobile platforms. Ownshelf App for sharing eBooks with friends across devices ePublish Yourself Intelligence In brief: Ownshelf.com,...

Book Excerpt: The Word by Charles Alverson

The Word by Charles Alverson Publisher: Tinderboxed Press (April 16, 2013) Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Language: English Book Description From ex-con to messiah in five easy lessons… After Joe Dixon leaves Folsom Prison, he vows never to go back....
Melda Beaty: Fiction with a Social Conscience

Melda Beaty: Fiction with a Social Conscience

This is an abridged version of a full-length article that appears in the premiere issue of the ePublish Yourself! e-zine, available on ISSUU. Author, playwright, college English assistant professor, and educational consultant, Melda Beaty would like to see the books...
Publish Your Digital Magazine

Publish Your Digital Magazine

This is an abridged version of a full-length article that appears in the premiere issue of the ePublish Yourself! e-zine, available on ISSUU (free for a short period). One of the most fascinating areas to watch in the epublishing realm is the blossoming of digital...
Amazon Debuts Kindle Comic Creator

Amazon Debuts Kindle Comic Creator

Think Kindle is just for books with lots of text and the occasional interspersed image? Think again. In early April 2013, Amazon released a new free tool to indie authors and publishers called the Kindle Comic Creator. This tool makes it easy to turn comics, graphic...
Spruce Up Your Ebook Cover with a Photo

Spruce Up Your Ebook Cover with a Photo

The old saw goes something like this: “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” Now I’m not one to question your elementary school English teacher’s wisdom (though the original expression was actually “You can’t judge a book by its binding”). I get it. But when it comes...

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