With all the talk about printing costs and such for D20 modules and source material, as well as "start up costs". Those of you who are interested in just testing the waters with ideas, may want to consider going the ebooks route. This allows you to minimize costs and printing inventory. While it limits your market somewhat (only those with internet access can purchase your products, and you need to direct people to your product), but it might be a possibility for some that are looking to get into the market on a small scale. Anyone interested may want to check out Booklocker.com at: <http://www.booklocker.com/>, and especially the "author" link at the top of the page (or here: <http://www.writersweekly.com/getpublished/published.html>). There are also a wealth of other sites out there that handle e-books, however they each have their own way of handling it. This idea isn't for everyone, but it might be a good starting point for some that want to test the market as well as their skills in a way that will minimize possible financial losses and business headaches. -- Aaron Smalley ICQ#: 2080100 Home: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Work: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
