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Amazon adds 5 Indian languages to Kindle Direct Publishing
Amazon recently announced that it has added five Indian languages to Kindle Direct Publishing KDP which is the ecommerce giants eBook publishing unit
Amazon recently announced that it has added five Indian languages to Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) – which is the e-commerce giant's eBook publishing unit.
KDP is a free service that allows authors to get fast-market, keep control of their books' rights and set their own prices, while earning a royalty of up to 70 per cent on the sale of their eBooks.
With the five Indian languages, authors would be able to self-publish their eBooks in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati and Malayalam, the company said in a statement.
Amazon has also added Indian languages to "Kindle Unlimited" – the subscription service that allows customers to read from over one million Kindle eBooks, with plans starting from Rs 150 per month.
The service has been available for English authors in India since 2012. KDP was launched by Amazon in November 2007.
