I made $40,000 in one year with just one of my technical eBooks.
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Authoring eBooks
- A 100+ page eBook
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Now more than ever it is easier for aspiring (and already successful) authors to create books, build an audience for them, and enjoy the spoils of having a successful publication, all without the aid of traditional publishers.
This eBook is a series of short essays and discussions on how to do just that. Approaching the authoring process can be daunting without the assistance of a publisher to hold your hand, but with this book, you’ll have the combined knowledge gained through several self-published and traditionally published projects and the input of several authors who have successfully launched their own technical book projects.
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About the authors…
Eric Davis (blog) has been a Ruby and Rails developer since 2005, currently running Little Stream Software. He’s consulted with international clients about Ruby on Rails and maintains over 70 Open Source Ruby projects. Eric is the author of Refactoring Redmine, a technical ebook on refactoring large Rails applications.
Jeremy McAnally (blog) has been a Ruby and Rails developer for almost 6 years, currently at Arcturo. In that time, he’s worked on a lot of successful products with some of the top minds in the Ruby community. Jeremy is the author of Ruby in Practice, Rails Upgrade Handbook, and Mr. Neighborly’s Humble Little Ruby Book. He’s contributed a ton of documentation and code to Rails (including application templates), and more recently, he created the Rails Core Team sanctioned Rails 3 upgrade tool, rails_upgrade.