Obligatory indie author sales post

Call me a joiner, but a lot of indies post these and it’s about time I decided to not be any different in that.

I started to e-publish my work back in August, starting with a lightly revised version of my Master’s thesis, Intersection with the Once and Future King.  Since then, I’ve published a few shorter works and two full-length novels, Awakenings Book One and Epsilon: Broken StarsEpsilon: Redeemer and When All’s Said and Done are forthcoming, hopefully by the end of the year.  Print versions of some of my work will be available in the coming months, starting with What Angels Fear, which is in the final review process on the print edition.

I’ll be breaking my analysis down by book, but omitting the copies given away of Epsilon: Broken Stars in November 2011.

Intersection with the Once and Future King ($2.99-$4.99)

  • Amazon:
    • September: 0
    • October: 2
    • November: 1
    • December: 5
    • January: 1
    • February: 2
  • Barnes and Noble:
    • September: 0
    • October: 0
    • November: 1
    • December: 1
    • January: 0
    • February: 1

Falling Stars ($0.99-FREE)
most of these copies were free except for those on Amazon, where the price is still $0.99.

  • Amazon: 9
  • Barnes and Noble: 781
  • Smashwords: 212

What Angels Fear ($0.99)

  • Amazon:
    • October: 3
    • November: 0
    • December: 0
    • January: 2
    • February: 1
  • Barnes and Noble:
    • October: 0
    • November: 1
    • December: 1
    • January: 0
    • February: 0
  • Smashwords: 4

Epsilon: Broken Stars ($1.99-$2.99)

  • Amazon:
    • October: 1
    • November: 0
    • December: 1
    • January: 0
    • February: 1
  • Barnes and Noble:
    • October: 1
    • November: 2
    • December: 0
    • January: 1
    • February: 0
  • Smashwords: 8

Awakenings: Book One ($2.99-$0.99)

  • Amazon:
    • January: 2
    • February: 5
  • Barnes and Noble:
    • January: 1
    • February: 1
  • Smashwords: 3

Amazon recently cut me my first e-check–for $18.97.  Hopefully, it will be the first of many, many more.

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