My first few translated books from Babelcube have started appearing on numerous bookseller sites over the last few weeks. I've seen one of them in the iStore; three in Barnes and Noble; and the first one showed up in the Kindle store a few minutes ago.
I finally see hope here.
For a while, I thought Babelcube was a waste of time, effort, and money. But now that the books are published and showing up on more sites, I'm getting excited to see how they will sell.
Right now I've got three books published in Spanish, one more in the works in Spanish, and one in Italian. I'm sort of disappointed no one has offered to translate them into other languages, especially German, Japanese, and Chinese, but maybe that's coming.
Maybe one of those translators will read this post? If you do, hop on over to Babelcube and make an offer on one or two of my books.
I'll try and get another post up about using Babelcube in the next week or two. In the meantime, I thought I'd share images of my Spanish covers with you.
I finally see hope here.
For a while, I thought Babelcube was a waste of time, effort, and money. But now that the books are published and showing up on more sites, I'm getting excited to see how they will sell.
Right now I've got three books published in Spanish, one more in the works in Spanish, and one in Italian. I'm sort of disappointed no one has offered to translate them into other languages, especially German, Japanese, and Chinese, but maybe that's coming.
Maybe one of those translators will read this post? If you do, hop on over to Babelcube and make an offer on one or two of my books.
I'll try and get another post up about using Babelcube in the next week or two. In the meantime, I thought I'd share images of my Spanish covers with you.
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