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I've never put out paperbacks before...

Well, okay, I did paperbacks with some side-projects, like the novels that I wrote with Ava Hayes (Magnus Reid), and a couple of other projects in the past.

But in terms of transgender romance, I've never done it before. It's a lot of work to make a paperback... you have to format the entire interior, with margins and page numbers and the right fonts and this and that... and then you take the finished interior page count to calculate the width of the spine, which you need to calculate the total width of the book's cover, and if it's off by a single millimetre, Amazon rejects it and makes you do it all over again... 

Well, I invested some money into software to do SOME of that formatting for me, to make the process a bit easier, and I decided to put out a few paperbacks, just to test the waters. Lilly Lustwood insists that I'm crazy for not putting them out sooner (she told me some people like to cum on the pages). 

I get wanting hard copies of my favourite books. There's something satisfying about a physical collection. But personally, I do all my reading on my phone. 

Anyway, there are 4 paperbacks now for sale (one is the Secrets of Chateau Femme pre-order). You can now get Bigger Than You, The Resort, and 12 Hard Inches as paperbacks. 

One thing to note (as I've been asked multiple times), purchasing a paperback doesn't support me more than purchasing an ebook. With the cost of printing each copy, my royalty comes out to around $2, which is about the same royalty I get from an ebook purchase. 

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Brandi Newcomb

Someday I was hoping to meet transgender girls and teach them how to go shopping and give them a place that will teach them how to put on their make up for the first time so they won’t feel uncomfortable

Brandi Newcomb

Please let me know if I’m doing something wrong. This is my first time I started at the age of six. I am now 62 and yes my wife is confused as to what I’m doing.