: Re: Can I publish my book in the Russian language with advertising and selling online? I'm based in the USA. I wrote a book in the Russian language. My book had already been published in Russia

There seems to be a ready market on Amazon US for eBooks published in Russian.

Search on amazon.com for "Russian Edition" (books in foreign languages are appended with a similar 'tag') and you will be presented with a list of 20,000+ books.

Here is the direct link to the that page: www.amazon.com/s?field-keywords=%22russian+edition%22
I would imagine that other eBook publishers have similar policies. With a growing global community of people with disparate language needs I fail to see why not.

Good luck with your publishing journey, my friend.

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