I've got two books out in my series and I'm preparing to publish the third next month. One thing I've noticed, though, is that over the course of going through editing for the three, I'm much more keyed in to small issues I want to change in the first book. Nothing egregious, but just little things (like a few too many "was" verbs) that it would make me feel better if I tuned them up.
How do I handle that? Do I fix it, re-upload, and call it a new edition? Can I do something with Amazon to make sure that buyers get the updated copy automatically? Should I even do it? The books are selling well--should it maybe just be a case of "live, learn, and do better in the subsequent books?" Maybe I'm just too sensitive to them--now that I'm looking for them, I spot them everywhere, including in trade-published books.
What do folks think? Has anyone done this, or decided just to leave well enough alone?
How to handle tweaking your book?
How do I handle that? Do I fix it, re-upload, and call it a new edition? Can I do something with Amazon to make sure that buyers get the updated copy automatically? Should I even do it? The books are selling well--should it maybe just be a case of "live, learn, and do better in the subsequent books?" Maybe I'm just too sensitive to them--now that I'm looking for them, I spot them everywhere, including in trade-published books.
What do folks think? Has anyone done this, or decided just to leave well enough alone?
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