I guess you can say I took a short cut in getting there since I am registered with, because they are making this iTunes thing possible. If you are a writer/author like me, you might one day find these links useful when you are thinking about selling books on iTunes. There’s a purpose behind all of this, getting more people to notice my book for children, teens and adults. Nothing wrong with hard work when it is going somewhere. Is this worth all the trouble? You bet it is…at least it is to me because I love what I do. This is how it works, the stages you have to pass, Ready for distribution, quality control and then you get the “submitted” notice…which means iTines, here I come! The rest of the books, considering that I did the bulk of them today are in the Quality Control stage, since they passed the “ready for distribution”. However, 2 books have already been submitted to iTunes. Another part of this project including turning my interior files into epub files… Check, got it done! To make sure those files were right, I even double checked them by sending them through a validation check and they all came back as clear of any issues. I found a very useful link online to get that accomplished and it works like a champ, giving me exactly what I wanted. To make sure I followed the guidelines to a tee, I had to go resize cover images.

So with that said, guess what I did…finish loading up the rest of my books. Now that I know what I am doing in getting these books ready for the iTune store, things are going much smoother, especially since I know what to expect and knowing how the process works makes this less stressful.

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