Prices of e-books vary widely Fiction titles typically range between R35 and R70, with the average being around R35. Shorter works may cost less, from as little as R15. Nonfiction titles are often more expensive, from R70 to R200, although higher prices may be charged depending on page count. Because the costs of e-Publishing are significantly lower than those of print publishing, authors receive a far higher percentage of revenues. Futureshock e-Publishing ask only for electronic rights, leaving the author free to market print rights and subsidiary rights elsewhere.
Contracts are renewable rather than indefinite.
Shorter response times Futureshock e-Publishing attempts to respond to submissions within two to six weeks. It takes a book almost two years to go to print with a traditional publisher. Futureshock e-Publishing Manuscripts are accepted on the basis of quality and marketability, and go through a process of review, editing and proofreading before publication. Writers pay no fee for the manuscript to be reviewed.