How to sign an e-book: Part 1: Kindlegraph
Electronic books are taking off like wildfire. At ThrillerFest I heard someone say that for thrillers, ebooks already account for 50% of sales. (Romance is also hot for ebooks; nonfiction and...
View ArticleHow to sign an ebook: Part 2: Autography
At BookExpo America in May 2011, a couple of new ebook signing services made their debut. Both Autography and iDoLVine (part 3 of this series) are works in progress; both are in beta form (trial...
View ArticleHow to sign an ebook: Part 3: IdolVine
(Can someone explain to me the goofy capitalization scheme in their name?) Like Autography (part 2 in this series), IdoLVine was unveiled to the public at BookExpo America in May 2011, and also pitched...
View ArticleHow to sign an ebook Part 4: Nook Color
In 3 previous posts about ebook signing, I covered Kindlegraph (an easy to use, minimalist service only for the Kindle), Autography (a fully customizable service for all devices that requires reader to...
View ArticleHow to sign an ebook part 5: MyWrite & BookieJar for indies on iPad
More new ebook signing technologies that are primarily directed at independent or self-published writers: MyWrite and BookieJar. MyWrite is available as a free app on iTunes for use with an iPad or...
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