This is a very small amount, and usually, the deal is made on some percentage of sales they will get. In addition to that, they get a royalty. Overall, conventional distributors pay writers around $1.25 per book in sovereignties.
So if your book sells for $20, you procure a little more than a buck. You don’t need to be a mathematician to realize that you need to offer a huge amount of books to really make OK incomes with a conventional distributor.
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