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I'm the author of a book also available on Leanpub. I love this service as a publishing solution. You can write markdown and get your book updated to dropbox (
by git-pull 8y ago
I'm the author of a book also available on Leanpub.
I love this service as a publishing solution. You can write markdown and get your book updated to dropbox (while you write it/push it to VCS) and then publish directly through them to epub/PDF. But the other nice thing is they can export Amazon-compatible files so you can publish to Kindle.
They also offer a very fair and transparent royalty structure. I found Amazon could be a bit greedy. The reason why is when a book goes above 9.99, they increase the royalty significantly.
The only other tidbit I have to say is:
I also considered using sphinx-doc as a route to build the book. I haven't found a way to offer an appealing LaTeX (theme? template?) that'd work with it. If you do know LaTeX well, and have time on your side, maybe sphinx-doc could be down your alley. It can build to HTML, PDF, and epub.
As far as distribution goes: My experience with Apple's book store was very cumbersome. Difficult to get support, and in one case there was a glitch that unpublished the book.
- thedigicat 8y agoThank you for your comment. I considered using LaTeX or other tools, but in the end Leanpub is very easy and straightforward and, at least for the time being, I'm OK with it. Thanks for sharing your experience with Amazon and Apple