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Hi, as I have 20+ books on Amazon all Kindle Unlimited, I want to get all of them on Kindle as Paperbacks where I currently only have 5 or so as Paperbacks. My drawback is formatting to upload, I do not want to pay for a person to do this and would love to know any templates we can just upload our graphic and text to so it is as easy as uploading a Kindle cover? TIA

I am so excited!😆 pinch me… now to get some more up there!

🚨 BIG UPDATE 🚨 Amazon just rolled out a new policy change for KDP… and this one is kind of wild 😳 Starting immediately, outsourcing is no longer allowed. That means: - You have to write your own manuscript - No AI tools - No ghostwriters Everything must be 100% written by YOU moving forward. Welp… looks like I’m finally going to have to sit down and start writing all my own books 😅 … .. .. … April Fools 😂 But real talk—this is exactly why learning how to build systems around your publishing (including outsourcing) is such a game-changer. It’s how you scale without burning yourself out.

Been quiet a while on Visa run to renew Vietnam Visa and other priorities. Anyhow here is a great hack I have created in GPT and as I progress my book I get GPT to cross check for my Google Sheets workbook. I hope this helps. One of the biggest breakthroughs in getting Digital Alcatraz back on track wasn’t writing more… It was organising the story properly. I built a simple but powerful Google Sheets structure to manage the entire book — scenes, pacing, tension, and character progression — all in one place. Here’s how it works: Core Columns I Use: - ACT / DAY → Keeps the timeline tight (critical for high-tension stories) - SCENE # / TITLE → Quick reference and easy navigation - LOCATION → Ensures continuity and avoids logical gaps - POV (Point of View) → Tracks narrative consistency - PURPOSE → Why the scene exists (this stops filler instantly) - OUTCOME → What changes by the end of the scene - TENSION LEVEL → Helps control pacing across the book - KEY EVENT / BEAT → The memorable moment in the scene - CHARACTERS INVOLVED → Avoids character drift or disappearance - NOTES / FIX LATER → Keeps writing flow uninterrupted Why This Works It turns your book into something you can see — not just feel. You instantly spot: - Slow sections - Missing tension - Repetitive scenes - Weak transitions It also makes it incredibly easy to: - Write fast - Edit cleanly - Stay consistent across 100,000+ words How You Can Use This (Any Genre) This isn’t just for cybercrime or thrillers. You can tailor it easily: - Romance → Add columns like Emotional Shift, Relationship Progression - Fantasy → Track World-Building Elements, Magic Rules, Lore Introduced - Crime/Thriller → Add Clues, Red Herrings, Investigation Progress - Memoir → Use Reflection, Lesson, Emotional State - Self-Help → Structure by Core Idea, Example, Takeaway Simple Rule That Changed Everything 👉 Every scene must have a clear purpose + outcome If it doesn’t… it doesn’t belong.