My general take on print book priracy (or ebook priacy for that matter) – it’s not worth my energy and time to do anything about it. There are so many other positive things I need to do with my time related to my books (and my personal time for that matter), but David has given us some very good information about how the process all works, and good information and knowing the process that you’re a part of (whether you like it or not) is always a good thing.
I have also had an issue with my ebook and print books not being connected, but I was also able to fix that by contacting the kdp support people, and it only happened once. But if you want to know how to fix it yourself, David tells you how.
Source: The Book Designer – Practical advice to help build better books
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Thanks for sharing this useful information
You’Re very welcome, Bobbi.
Happy writing!
Christine
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ARR! Prepare to repel scallywags!
The majority of ‘pirate pages’ I find for my books don’t actually have the book, they’re clickbait or malware. The most frequent one shows a greyed out page of text and a box to sign up for a website to ‘get access’. Fool’s gold.
Jaq – I have not come across this one yet but it’s good to know. Thanks for sharing!
Have a good holiday! 🙂
Christine
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