Streetlib: An Alternative Solution for Book Distribution: Marco Croella & David Penny

March 19, 2017

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While he was at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2016 reporting for ALLi's Indie Author Fringe, ALLi Technical Manager David Penny arranged to meet with Marco Croella of StreetLib so he could discuss his alternative service to distribution companies such as Smashwords and Draft2Digital. Due to unforseen circumstances (and David standing in the wrong place) he never did get to meet Marco in Frankfurt, but they conducted their interview a couple of days later.

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Author: Indie Author Fringe

The Indie Fringe Author Conference takes place three times a year, in line with London Book Fair in April; Book Expo America in May and Frankfurt Book Fair in October

This Post Has 3 Comments

Pearl Rollins says:
March 29, 2017 at 10:46 PM
I am super excited to join Streetlib and more importantly – I don’t have to take my books out of Amazon to join (like Pronoun.com). I want to manage Amazon myself, and use Streetlib for Kobo, Barnes and Noble, Tolino, iBooks and GooglePlay etc.
Thanks to Giacomo D’Angelo/Customer Care for all of the help!
Pearl Rollins
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Norma Burnson says:
March 19, 2017 at 8:25 AM
Greetings from Chicago!
Hello Marco, Hello David,
Superb and exciting presentation.
Marco, I signed up immediately and look forward to working with you.
Thank you both for such an informative video.
Norma Burnson
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1. AC de Fombelle says:
  March 19, 2017 at 10:08 AM
  Hello Norma!
  AC from StreetLib here 🙂 I’m so happy you joined our StreetLibers’ community! Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any comment, question, issue or concern ([email protected]). We improve and thrive thanks to our users’ feedbacks: they are very welcome!
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