Yes, it was an amazing project to undertook. The author (Sue Katz) and I first discussed the project on September 1. I think we locked the Kindle edition on September 30 and the 176-page paperback 2-3 days later. She pulled some all-nighters, but the final product has been worth all the work.
J.G., there's a good chance they will be Kindle ready if they are being re-issued in electronic form. That depends on your publisher, and also on your contract.
Worth mentioning here that, if your contract doesn't already specify electronic rights, there are significant percentages in play in terms of royalties.
