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Should newbies go for paperbacks or stick with ebooks for their first two books?
I am planning to publish my book seriously, so I am considering a paperback. However, selling an ebook itself is already difficult, so I am unsure if a paperback is recommended. Even though publishing a paperback is free, investing in Atticus and ordering an author copy to check quality feels like too much without knowing if anyone will buy it in the first place. So should I stick to an ebook first and only move to paperback if there is demand?
u/Both-Worry-1242 — 20 hours ago