What motivated you to become an indie author?
There are two reasons, which accounts for the two series of eBooks that I have written or am writing at this time.
First, I consider myself an educator. The Latin root of both doctor and educator is "docere" which means to teach. My anchor book for the first series is "How to Think Like a Doctor," which was soon followed by its Spanish edition "Cómo Pensar Como un Doctor," and my booklet concerning how to get quality medical care to underserved areas of the world "Barefoot Doctors."
The second reason that I am an indie writer is that I think I have a lot to say. The flagship book of my second and current series "Bridges" is "My Worst Thanksgiving Ever." MWTGE chronicles my tragic Thanksgiving weekend one year in Nicaragua when my son Benjamin was abducted and was mugged and robbed 5 times in two days. Currently I am working on the prequel to it called "Mythomania" and its sequel "Desperately Seeking Cereal."
How has Smashwords contributed to your success?
It has helped me focus.
Before Smashwords, I was floundering in a sea of distractions.
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