This is an offshoot of my other blog, Free Kindle Books and Tips. The purpose is fairly straight-forward: each weekday, I will recommend a book in the Amazon Kindle store that costs all of a dollar or less (sometimes free) with an emphasis on the independent author.
“Why are you doing this?”
Some of you may ask that question, but the main reason is I have found many independent, self-published authors that typically fall under the radar screen amidst all of the noise from the “headline” authors I have really enjoyed. I think you will, too, plus the purchase price of one dollar (or less) is a pretty easy price point vs. throwing down ten or more bucks for something.
One tip before you push the purchase button on any Kindle book: download the free sample first in order to see if you really like the book. Amazon will deliver anywhere from 5% – 8% of the book for you to try with no obligation. If you do like it, go ahead and purchase it; if not, it’s fairly easy to delete something from your Kindle.
If you have any recommendation of a good read you’ve had lately, why not share it with others? You can always reply via the blog’s interface or shoot me an email to
kindle at gagler dot com
Enjoy!
Michael
I have a backlog of unread books on my kindle so would like to ‘unsubscribe’ this blog for the time being. Not sure just how to do that.
I have checked, what I thought would be the normal ways to unsubscribe, but have not found that magic button just yet.
Enjoy your tips and free book blog which I subscribe to via Amazon.
Blessings
Bill Holmes, Belton, TX
Bill-
Sorry to see you leave. To unsubscribe, go to http://ebooksforabuck.wordpress.com and on the right-hand side of the page, you will see the header “Email Subscription” and right under that, click on the “Manage” link. I’ll still be here when you are ready to return!
Regards,
Michae
Michael,
We have a lot of good new Kindle books for a buck.
How do we bring them to your attention?
Tim Roux.
Tim-
Shoot me a note to kindle at gagler dot com – can you give me more particulars as to the genre, a few book links to the Amazon Kindle storefront, etc.?
Regards,
Michael