Trip to Nibowin

I won't be adding books directly to other sites. Stores like Apple Books, Google Play Books, and Barnes and Noble have threshold minimums. So, if you don't like Amazon or Kobo, then you won't be able to read any of my books. Like I said in my blog, if Amazon follows D2D's moves, then I'm done with self publishing.

There's been a development with Draft2Digital, a platform I used to publish to many different sites. For new authors, they're charging $20 USD to sign up. For authors who make less than $100 USD in a year, they'll charge $12 USD. To make matters worse, every payment option now has a payment threshold. For PayPal, there's now a $10 USD minimum in order to get paid that way.

I'll do a blog soon, but I've decided to delist all my books with Draft2Digital. I have direct accounts with Amazon KDP and Kobo, so those will be the only places you can buy my books for now. It's shameful that they're punishing authors who don't make much money. None of my books have made $100 in a year on any platform. I didn't even make enough money last year to buy a bag of Doritos. 99% of my book sales last…

So I finally made a paperback version of Nibowin. Check out my latest blog post for more details.

I have an idea for another book and I'm considering tying it in to Nibowin. Like have T'lok natives in the story, but they abandoned their faith and are living as "normal" people in Canada. The book would be a detective-thriller with the protagonist dealing with missing natives in a small community.

I think it would be cool to have that tie-in. Would be the first book to do that.