[pchelpers] Re: A novel idea

I haven't heard of this one but I do know Lulu works great
(http://www.lulu.com).  My husband just wrote a book for a game he
invented and he did it through Lulu.  There's no up front fees, the book
can be sold online right from their site, and Lulu gets their cut only
after you sell a book (the fees are included in the price of the book).
If no books are sold, then there's nothing to pay.  You choose the
binding, hard/soft cover, etc.  It's number one ranked in google for
self-publishing and users seem pretty happy with the service. I might
also add readers can also have the option to order the book or download
a pdf file for a cheaper price.  Anyway, hubby's "storefront" is here:
http://stores.lulu.com/3dpaul


Susan

John Durham wrote:
> Some of you may remember a few years ago I published a small book on 
> line in PDF format. In recent months I've been working to complete a 
> novel (now done). Since doing so I've been finding out how hard it is to 
> get the ear of publishing houses. A few days ago I came cross one at 
> http://www.authorhouse.co.uk They even provided a free writers guide 
> (mostly promotional) that accept all sorts of books. Does anyone on the 
> list know about this service? What advice would you have about this way 
> of publishing?
>
>   





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