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Jenny Kiefer

Jenny Kiefer

jennykiefer.com

Horror writer and owner of Butcher Cabin Books in Louisville, Kentucky. Author of THIS WRETCHED VALLEY & CRAFTING FOR SINNERS (Oct 25). Bram Stoker Nominee. Fuck fascists & AI

👤 Joined on 22 June 2023

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🪱💀mindy💀🪱 [exorcism bondage era]
19 October 2026 13:22

I've been encountering this with a LOT of titles at work lately and it seems like a lot of things are getting an initial run and then immediately switching to pod?! bc we'll get them in via corporate hq when they're first published and then not be able to restock them.. infuriating

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Kyle Winkler
19 October 2026 12:45

No. if a writer has a contract w/ a specified royalty rate, that’s what they get no matter if the book is POD or not. It probably just helps the publishers with an initial outlay of money for a print run. That is, not going into debt before orders come in, etc.

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Zachary Gillan
19 October 2026 12:44

Cost-saving if they don’t want to invest in a print run and warehouse storage and/or a stopgap in between print runs

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Zachary Gillan
19 October 2026 12:44

Oftentimes it’s set up as a “when inventory falls below X, print Y copies” scenario

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Kyle Winkler
18 October 2026 17:51

Other readers and writers? Thoughts? I see this a lot now, as well. I’m sure it’s some sort of cost-saving measure on a publisher’s part, yes?

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