Kindle Library Rule Changes

Good news for writers of longer work with readers who see the book through to the end. Kindle have changed the rules relating to how writers get paid for loans from the Kindle library.

In the past writers got paid a share of the cash pot for every read past 10% of the book. The obvious response to that would be for writers to write short reads, or books that simply fell over past the 10% mark. It made no difference if the book was finished or not.

Now Kindle will pay based on the average number of pages read each month. Good writers, who have longer work that readers finish, will get more.

The Trouble With Dying

Christchurch based author Maggie Le Page

New Novel, Nelson Author

The Cry of the Kuaka NZ Author Roly Andrews, no idea what this is like but the premise sounds interesting.

 

Tuesday's Choice Selection - Great eBook Reads on Kindle

A selection of the best, just click on the picture and go through to purchase.  The below are currently FREE