Amazon will now publish reader-nominated authors from around the globe
Sep10
on September 10, 2015
at 10:04 am
Amazon has announced that it’s expanding Kindle Scout — its program to publish books from aspiring authors voted on by readers — outside the US. The company will now begin accepting novel-length English manuscripts from writers around the world, for publication under its Kindle Press banner. It’s also opened up voting to international users. Find books by undiscovered authors and nominate them to be published Publishing contracts include five-year renewable terms, a $1,500 advance, 50 percent of royalties from eBook sales, rights reversions and a marketing push on Amazon. Launched last October, the program opens up voting on books for 30…
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