
The Author's Guide to AudioBook Creation
Richard Rieman(Author)
Judith Briles(Editor)
Richard Rieman (Publisher)
Published on 5. February 2016
Book
Paperback/Softback
134 pages
978-0-9971002-0-4 (ISBN)
Description
Does your book have a voice? Are you ready to get your share of a $2 billion industry? If you are considering creating an audiobook-whether you are the voice or you hire a professional narrator-The Author's Guide to AudioBook Creation is the indispensable companion you need.
You will get the critical steps you need to take; how to engage a narrator (and what to avoid); what costs to expect; how to produce your audiobook; a variety of resources; how to work with Amazon and ACX and other providers; and of course, plenty of insider tips and tricks of the trade. Get ready to join the AudioBook Revolution!
• How to determine if an audiobook version of your book will work.
• Learn the essential steps to create your audiobook.
• How to uncover your costs in creating an audiobook.
• How to promote and market your audiobook.
• Develop and implement strategies to make your audiobook profitable.
• Checkpoints to determine if you should hire a narrator or voice your own audiobook.
The Author's Guide to AudioBook Creation includes the critical details on audiobook self-publishing on Amazon's Audible, iTunes and beyond. With over $2 billion dollars in audiobooks sold in 2015, audiobooks should be part of your publishing mix.
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Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 178 mm
Width: 127 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
Weight
195 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-9971002-0-4 (9780997100204)
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Richard Rieman (Ree' man) wanted to be Superman, but he couldn't fly, so he decided to be Clark Kent instead. After a long career as a radio news reporter, anchor, and Washington Bureau Chief, Richard turned his storytelling skills to the world of audiobooks. He has narrated and produced hundreds of Indie-published audiobooks and is the author of the award-winning book, "The Author's Guide to Audiobook Creation." Richard was a volunteer narrator for Learning Ally, reading books for the blind, as well as being a ski guide for blind skiers. Combining both interests, Richard created the "Imagination Storybooks" Nonprofit to make illustrated books accessible to blind and deaf children in video and audiobook formats.