occasional essays on working with words and pictures —writing, editing, typographic design, web design, and publishing— from the perspective of a guy who has been putting squiggly marks on paper for over five decades and on the computer monitor for over two decades
The figures Konrath published are only for ebook versions of his novels and anthologies, which, while somewhat impressive, are an ancillary source of income.
He didn't publish his sales and income figures for the bound versions of his books, leaving an incomplete picture of his writing income.
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That is quite eye-opening!
The figures Konrath published are only for ebook versions of his novels and anthologies, which, while somewhat impressive, are an ancillary source of income.
He didn't publish his sales and income figures for the bound versions of his books, leaving an incomplete picture of his writing income.
Peter,
He doesn't state his print income explicitly, but he alludes to it in general terms.
In any case, his is just one author's experience. Take from it what you will.
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