“How My Battle Against Amazon’s Book Ban Exposed the Dark Side of Self-Publishing”
If I understood how powerful Amazon was before I tried to be reinstated by legal means, instead of using continual persuasion, I would not have proceeded with my legal action. If I played along 100%, perhaps I would still have my books for sale on their site.
During this time, I found Draft2Digital (D2D). I published nine books with them in both paperback and eBook formats. Then, my books were prevented from being sold on Amazon through Draft2Digital.
I did complain about the Draft2Digital (D2D) cutoff in Count 2 of the arbitration case. Draft2Digital informed me that Amazon had placed a clause in their contract that said that D2D could not do book printing work for any author or company that had been terminated for any reason by Amazon. To comply with what it perceived to be the terms of their contract, D2D de-published (delisted) all my paperback books.
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