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In 2019, we upped the game - first that new name: BLUE INDIANS BOOKS! Authors will have to negotiate an upfront cash payment for editing, interior book layout, the e-book epub, an author book website, ISBN, and book cover design with Trace, etc... ($250+) She will help you set up an account with Amazon's KDP to produce the ebook then a paperback. It's alot but it's worth it.
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