“How My Battle Against Amazon’s Book Ban Exposed the Dark Side of Self-Publishing”
My objective in taking Amazon to court was to be reinstated so that the 262 books that may still be available in the Amazon databases would be sold again through the normal distribution channels.
Though the arbitration record shows that Amazon denied preventing my relationship with Draft2Digital to result in printed books, D2D took the safest way out, and stopped our paperback relationship no matter how I pleaded my case to them. For me, the damage is done. If I had it to do over again, I don’t think I would have taken Amazon on pro-se (without a lawyer) and I have been advised by many second-guessers that my case had little chance against Amazon in the first place. Amazon had three lawyers against me in arbitration. Of course, Amazon won.
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