New print on demand supplier ...

[Carter Seagrove]

Chambers and I have found a new 'print on demand' supplier to fulfil our print orders following our decision to withdraw from Create Space. We're planning which books we are going to offer in print and we need your help. In order to prioritise the preparation of the books for printing we wondered if you could answer the following questions:

~ which books are you likely to buy in paperback; is that decision determined by things like price, page count, the number of times that you re-read the same story, the cover, buying paperbacks as gifts?
~ do you ever buy a book as an eBook first and then buy in paper?
~ do you buy paperbacks at all?

We'd really appreciate your thoughts to guide us in our plans to deliver the titles which we will offer as paperbacks.

Thank you

Alp+Chambers=Carter

[Dana]

I don't buy paperbacks as much as I used to. I would like to see Jury's Out in paperback which I did buy for my Kindle. I just love that series! I'd probably be more likely to buy the collections/series in paperback as opposed to the shorter stories.