Amazon is changing the formula for how it pays book royalties after authors complained that they should be rewarded based on how much people read, rather than the number of downloads a book generates.

The Amazon Kindle now sorts e-book library items by authors' first and last names, and Scribe has a new feature, too.

Short questions only, please: questions from the Kindle are limited to 100 characters. If you have a more lengthy question, you can ask it from the Amazon Author page.

Amazon is experimenting with a new payment model that will see Kindle authors paid according to how many pages readers get through.

Amazon is introducing a new system that completely upends the way authors and publishers make money from their books. Starting next month, the company will pay authors based on the number of pages ...

Amazon is changing how it pays royalties to writers who have self published via its Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) platform and opted to make their book exclusive to its platform to qualify for a ...