How To Publish Anything On Amazon's Kindle

by Randy Benjamin

Overview

IMPORTANT: Amazon has redesigned the DTP software! This update addresses the new changes. Also included is a section on how to get your book listed with Barnes & Nobel. Now your book will be available for Apple’s iPad and iPhone, B&N’s Nook, Personal Computers (PC), and Android’s smartphones as well as Amazon’s Kindle.

This is an easy to read, to the point book that explains how to publish your novel, comic book, grocery list, or just about anything else on Amazon's amazing Kindle, and how to do it for practically nothing.

Let me say that again...this book is "NOT" about how to write your novel, or how to promote it. This isn't a tips and tricks book and it won't help you to get your book on the New York Times best seller list. This is a, GET ME ON AMAZON (and Barnes & Noble) so I can SELL MY BOOK...book!

Other things you need to be aware of are covered in the book as well. Such as...opening a bank account, registering a domain name, setting up a website, designing the cover, writing the description, filing the copyright and adding the copyright page.

Each step in the publishing process is explained in a simple and easily understood manner. You won't believe how quickly you can have your book on-line and FOR SALE.

How To Publish Anything On Amazon's Kindle is available in paperback and e-book formats. For information about the author, visit: www.randybenjamin.com

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011810459
Publisher:	Intguide
Publication date:	08/01/2012
Series:	Formatting for Ebooks
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	240 KB

About the Author

Randy Benjamin has been a computer consultant for 35 years. His first venture into writing was in 1995 when he sold several articles to Music Row magazine in Nashville TN. The series detailed how computers and digital technology were changing the way that music was being created.

Over the next several years, writing began to play a much larger roll in his life. In 1998 he started a newspaper column called, "The Internet Guide" which was syndicated by 23 newspapers in three Midwestern states. This column spawned two books, "The Internet Guide Handbook" and "More of the Internet Guide."

The Internet Guide ran until 2007 when he decided that he'd rather work on novels full time. In March of 2007, he closed his consulting business and wrote the last of 491 Internet Guide articles.

Now approaching 66 years of age, he writes full time working on novels and writing articles for magazines world wide.

He lives, writes, and plays in Nashville, TN.

Editorial Reviews

"How To Publish Anything On Amazon's Kindle" by Randy Benjamin is a great step-by-step guide for publishing your works on Kindle. Randy provides excellent examples and describes the process of using Amazon's DTP in such detail, anyone who can read will be able to follow his simple instructions and accomplish it. No technical skills are necessary as Randy has detailed the entire process. I cannot recommend this book higly enough.

David Irvin

When I first got this book I was disappointed because I was judging it by the cover and the thickness. Big mistake. It may be small but it is a big bargain. I publish paperbacks with createspace and was interested in setting up with the Kindle. This book not only showed me exactly how to do that but gave me tons of ideas to help me profit from it. Forget the size and the cover, this book has all the details you need to publish on the Amazon Kindle.

William Benitez

I work for a self-publishing company in New England and am researching the best way to offer my clients Kindle services. With Randy's "book" (as he says), I received it at work, sat down, read for 20 minutes, and uploaded a client's book to the Kindle system. Simple as that.

Cheryl McKeary

This is definitely worth your money. I'm surprised it costs so little. I have not yet published anything on the Kindle, but this is about the third guide I have consulted and the information is clear and concise and was not contained in the other such guides I have read on this topic so far. No needless repetition or wordiness. -- A winner, in my opinion. I enjoyed reading it and plan to refer to it in the future.

M. Camp

I just completed reading this brief, to the point guide on publishing through Amazon Kindle. It was one of the best user's guides I've ever read. Crisp, practical step-by-step information, accompanied by practical dollars and cents advice, told in a somewhat humorous way. No hamburger helper filler in this one. You can't NOT buy this if you want to publish on Amazon Kindle.

John Parkington