are available, the ebook retailers» sales report mostly English -
language titles selling, and with increasing rapidity.
Additionally, the titles have been translated into fifty - one languages for distribution in foreign markets, not taking into consideration the countries where English
language titles sell rather well.
Not exact matches
I was in my local Barnes & Noble this past Saturday and the store had given a local self - published author the opportunity to set up a table right near the front entrance (a space, ironically, where there was usually a large NOOK display) to
sell his fantasy
titles, which he offered in trade paperback editions in multiple -
languages.
Typically, a platform that
sells books will want to know ISBN of each format,
title, subtitle, author, illustrator, narrator, description, category, keywords, BISAC categories,
language, publication date, release date, age range, and maybe other things unique to the platform.
Every day, we're
selling English -
language titles into Scandinavia, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Spain, Italy and other countries.
The store has over 30,000
titles in total, including the exclusive nonfiction work, «El Libro de los Manuales,» from iconic Brazilian author Paulo Coelho, the best -
selling Spanish -
language author of all time on Amazon.com.
The online shop's library of more than 30,000
titles included works by Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho, touted as the best -
selling Spanish -
language author of all time on Amazon.com.
New Kindle Store offers over 2 million eBooks
sold in Mexican Pesos, including the most Spanish
language best sellers, more than 1,500 free books in Spanish, and hundreds of thousands of exclusive
titles, including works from authors like José Emilio Pacheco, Elena Poniatowska, Sergio Pitol and Carlos Monsivais, as well as comic books from Mafalda and Familia Burrón
This would likely exclude Amazon, who will not only be unable to
sell books in Spain, but will not have access to the vast majority of Spanish
language titles for either the US or Latin American market.
What's more, it's worth repeating that Amazon Publishing's most successful
titles to date have been translations: German writer Oliver Pötzsch — whose Hangman's Daughter series includes The Hangman's Daughter (2010), The Dark Monk (2012), and The Beggar King (2013)-- has become the first Amazon Publishing author to
sell one million copies in combined print, audio, and Kindle English
language editions worldwide.
You mention Kindle UK, but of course there are myriad retail outlets out there which indies can get into, and of course English -
language titles are
selling very well globally, even in countries that aren't English - speaking.
Please email us if you would like to alert us to any German
titles that have
sold to English -
language publishers.
Amazon Kindle
sells thousands of Russian
titles acquired through e-book distributors; however Russian
language is not present in the KDP service for self - publication.
I've got a number of
titles being translated into different
languages through Babelcube, and several are already out there and
selling.