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@pookasaur That sucks, cuz. At least two of my sisters have PCOS, and at least one has Endo (I might have too, but my symptoms all but disappeared when I started having kids. Apparently thats a thing?) Point is...it's familial. And it sucks. *hugs*
@pookasaur Hardbacks often don't sell well either.
Most Print on demand places no longer require an initial print run, but some charge for uploading the pdf manuscript.
That said, unless the book is very short, most indie authors I know will have paperback as an option.
@pookasaur Mostly it's about cost. To have a paperback, you have to pay for cover designing (more than just the front), as well as interior design of the book. If you want a hard back, that costs again because it will be a different size than the other two.