When I publish Reborn City, that is. I did a little research, and I found out that Smashwords, besides being a retailer for e-books, allows authors to self-publish their works as e-books, formats them for other distributors such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble, and even gives you ISBNs. All this and more for how much? Free! And the authors keep exclusive rights to their works while Smashwords distributes the books. Not only that, but authors keeps up to 85% of the profits (70.5% from partner distributors) and can take their works off or modify them at any time.
With all this and more, is it any suprise that so many authors are using Smashwords? I don’t think so!
I would like to thank my friend Pat Bertram for pointing out the website and its many features (for her blog, click here: http://ptbertram.wordpress.com/ ). Once again, I hope to have RC out as soon as possible, so please bear with me till then and keep reading Rami Ungar the Writer.
If you want to check out Smashwords, here’s the address: http://www.smashwords.com/. While you’re checking it out, I’ll be signing up for a free account. Have a stress-free day.
Rami Ungar The Writer 
Good stuff. It’s a good program, and you might want to check out Createspace too. They got Amazon-Kindle distributorship, whereas I believe Smashwords is affiliated with Barnes and Noble Nook.
You’re right, I totally didn’t notice that. Thanks for the heads-up.