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message 1: by Erika (new)

Erika Agnew (goodreadscomerikaleigh_agnew) | 3 comments Hello- has anyone had success/positive feedback from sending a copy of their book directly to an indie bookstore? Thanks


message 2: by Eldon, Lost on the road to Mordor (new)

Eldon Farrell | 539 comments Mod
Erika wrote: "Hello- has anyone had success/positive feedback from sending a copy of their book directly to an indie bookstore? Thanks"

Hi Erika!

Not sure what you mean by sending a copy direct to them? In my experience, you need to speak with the store's manager/buyer to work out a deal for them to stock your book. This deal typically includes a return option for unsold books.

It can be beneficial for both parties if you also agree to do a signing/reading at the store.


message 3: by J.S. (new)

J.S. Jaeger (jsjaeger) | 73 comments I've worked with several indie bookstores. You do need to contact them directly to find out their policy and sign an agreement. A couple I've sold through had a $25 consignment fee to sign up. Others are less.

Don't just send to them or that will be a waste of your postage.


message 4: by Dan (new)

Dan Lutts (dan_lutts) | 6 comments If you also publish through IngramSpark you won't have to worry about bookstores not accepting ones published by KDP.


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