Very funny, Sins!

CH, good question. It varies according to which place one buys it, but the percentages by going through BookBrewer are far greater for authors than trad. publishing houses. I'll have to go look at their graph, again, for the difference. I would assume more for print partly because I chose a very low price for WindWords at $2.99 for the e-book as a sort of "loss leader." It's been available in print for years, but no marketing to speak of then CafePress lost the right file and I lost my backup, so it will be available in print, again, only after I see how it sells in ebook form and then I will use BookBrewer for it, not CafePress. BB's charges are reasonable: from $29.99-39.99 to create an ebook and send it to all the online retailers you choose. $60 for them to create a PDF and do the submission to same for print. They gather all of the sales, have reports available to you, etc. much as CDBaby does, then sends out checks.

Thansk, again, everyone. It's been a long day, so I ma going to let my brain rest and think over the suggestion from Bruce and Crowhugger. I appreciate everyone's support, so much.

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