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"Why am I doing this? Because my problem isn't piracy, it's obscurity (thanks, @timoreilly for this awesome aphorism). Because free ebooks sell print books. Because I copied my ass off when I was 17 and grew up to spend practically every discretionary cent I have on books when I became an adult. Because I can't stop you from sharing it (zeroes and ones aren't ever going to get harder to copy); and because readers have shared the books they loved forever; so I might as well enlist you to the cause."

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This essay covers the process I went through to produce a book, Bricklin on Technology, based upon material I had previously published on the web. It is not meant as a "how to" for everybody but rather as food for thought for others considering doing the same. A lot of the information I see on the Web about doing this is centered around how to get a book contract, or how to structure your new blog as a gateway to a book, or publishing it yourself. Like many bloggers, I had access to publishing through success in other endeavors and through success of my blog. My issue was more about extracting something for print and getting a whole which is greater than the sum of its parts, while preserving the feel of the original.

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Online self-publishing services have given users the tools they need to create, publish and promote their work. These sites allow authors to bypass the process of finding an agent and pitching to publishing houses, a venture that can take months, if not years.

Here are six great sites that will help you publish your work, guaranteeing you a published book that can be sold via different outlets, such as Amazon.

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