Tracy Dickens asked Andrew Rowe:

I read the kindle sample of Sufficiently Advanced Magic and enjoyed it immensely. Is there a way to purchase a physical copy of your book that gives you a good chunk of the profit? I try not to buy through the big A if i can afford it.

Andrew Rowe Hey, thanks for the question. I self-publish the Kindle and paperback versions directly through Amazon, so they're pretty much the only place to get those.

There was a Kickstarter for premium hardcovers, which is through a different publisher, but that Kickstarter is over. You may be able to get the hardcovers through an add-on for another Kickstarter by that publisher, such as the Mother of Learning Kickstarters, but it'll probably be a while before they actually ship.

So, unless you want to spring for a hardcover and wait (which is a big investment and I don't really recommend it if you're not an existing fan), Amazon is your best bet. Aside from that, there are some other places you can get the paperback, but they'd be through Amazon's expanded distribution and I'd get a lower share.

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