How to Format your own books for Kindle and Print and sell them FREE

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Basic instructions on how and where to self-publish your novel in both ebook and print form and sell them online for free.  The methods work because I actually have successfully used them.  Just sharing the love!All Rights Reserved

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How to Format your own books for Kindle and Print and sell them FREE
Sun, Feb 26, 2012

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How to Format your own books for Kindle and Print and sell them FREE
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