1Title and Note
63Nook
2Foreword
64Other Retailers & Platforms
3Introduction: Prefatory Disclaimers, A Note on Biases, and How to Use this Book | What is Wide?
65Print Books
4No, Seriously. Get to the Bloody Point: What is Wide?
66Examples of Digital VS Offset Printers
5Disclaimers
67Direct Print Options
6A Note on Biases
68Amazon KDP Print
7I Don’t Hate Amazon
69Barnes & Noble Press
8An Admission of Exclusivity
70Print Aggregators
9My Numbers on Wide
71BookBaby
10Erin Wright’s Numbers for Wide
72Lulu
11How to Use This Book
73Draft2Digital Print
12PART I: | A WINNING WIDE MINDSET
74IngramSpark
13Wide is More Than Just About Eggs and Baskets
75Audiobooks
14Counterpoints to Wide
76ACX
15Why I Am Not Wide: Perspective from Mark Dawson
77Authors Republic
16Counter-Counter Thoughts to Kindle Exclusivity
78Findaway Voices
17Pet Peeves about Kindle Exclusivity | The Exclusivity Program is Called KDP Select, not KU
79Kobo Writing Life
18My Biggest Pet Peeve about Amazon Exclusivity
80Final Thoughts
19The Concept of Quantum Eggs
81PART III | WIDE WITH LIBRARIES
20Stuck in My Limited View
82Libraries for the Win
21When Weir Things Happen
83Library Platform Overview
22The Egg’s the Thing
84Baker & Taylor
23Wide Beyond the “Kindle Exclusive vs Other eBook Retailers,” Argument
85bibliotheca
24Traditional Book-Related Revenue Sources
86BorrowBox
25Discovering a New Spirit
87Gardners Library
26Thank You, Apple
88hoopla
27More Than Just Books
89Odilo
28Hybrid and Traditional Publishing for the Win
90OverDrive
29Publishing Contracts
91The A’s of Library Strategy
30Ten Tips for Going Wide
92Availability: Print Books
31Wide Mindset for the Win
93Availability: eBooks
32Wide Strategies Versus Narrow Tactics
94Availability: Audiobooks
33Pre-Orders for the Win
95Mining OverDrive for Information
34Traditionally Published Books—Overview
96Reaching Out to The Library
35Indie Published Books—Overview
97The Library’s Needs
36Pre-orders by Storefront
98The BIG DEAL about Large Print
37Pre-orders and Merchandisers
99Leaving Your MARC
38Breaking the Bank with Box Sets
100Public Lending Right Perks
39A Word about Box Sets
101What Is Public Lending Right?
40Discoverability
102How Does Public Lending Right Work?
41Banking on Digital Box Sets
103How Are Payments to Authors Calculated?
423D or not 3D, that is the Question!
104Who Qualifies for Payment of PLR?
43Important Pricing Wide Practices
105Details from Canada’s PLR Program
44Your Contractual Pricing Obligation
106A Personal Example of Canada’s PLR
45Tips for Authors at Different Stages
107PART IV | DIRECT SALES & OTHER SOURCES OF INCOME
46At the Start of Your Indie Writer Journey
108Direct Sales
47Coming out of a Tour of Duty in KDP Select
109Other Revenue Sources | Bookchain
48Returning to WIDE
110Bundle Platforms
49You’ve Been WIDE and You’re Not Selling
111Kickstarter & Crowdfunding
50Thinking Narrow When Being Wide
112Patreon & Subscription Services
51Who is Going to Promote my Book the Best?
113Short Stories/Articles
52PART II | RETAIL PLATFORMS
114VoiceMap
53Direct VS Distribution
115YouTube
54Clarification of Definitions
116PART V | CLOSING THOUGHTS
55Determining Factors
117A Word About the “The Good Old Days” of Self-Publishing
56The Difference Between Distributors and Vanity Publishing/Vanity Presses
118Wide Is Being Inclusive
57Additional Factors: Relationships & Loyalty
119Wide for the Fail
58eBooks | Amazon Kindle
120Resources
5970% Royalty Rate x (Promotional List Price—applicable VAT - Delivery Costs) = Royalty
121Glossary
60Apple Books
122About the Author
61Google Play
123Further Reading: Publishing Pitfalls for Authors
62Kobo
124Copyright
