Legal Question in Business Law in Iowa
I've published books through a print-on-demand company. When checking for details for my current book, I found I would receive a little more than $5. in royalties for each copy sold directly through the publisher.
However- I also learned if it sells through Amazon, I would only stand to make 38 cents per copy in royalties.
While I'm aware retailers need to make profits, I feel Amazon is taking unfair advantage of authors with this practice.
Can anything be done about this-- other than not allowing Amazon to handle my book?
Asked on 10/03/13, 8:20 pm
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