Do you think these publishers won’t end up at a point where they’ll only allow us to read an ebook a certain number of times, even though we’ve legitimately purchased it and put on our readers?? Don’t be naive. [...]
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I could see Invisible Lives, by Anjali Banerjee, as a Bollywood movie. I can even imagine where the musical numbers would fit into the plot. [...] It’s Read an E-Book Week! It started yesterday, March 7th, and goes until March 13th. Some of the e-books are free, while others are, as the site says, “deeply discounted.” Many participants are offering a different free download each day during the week. [...] Some of my Twitter acquaintances are staging Free E-Day tomorrow, December 1st. This is a day to celebrate Indie Culture, featuring plenty of art that will be given away for free. [...] He argues that we should neither be in such a rush to eliminate physical paper books, nor should bookish people look down their noses at digitized books and e-readers. We are not confronted with an either-or situation, says Darnton, despite what people on both sides of the divide believe. [...] This has me so horrified I can’t even write about it. [...] This ebook is only available for a few weeks, and it’s being sent out as a forerunner, a vanguard, if you will, for Westerfeld’s new book, Leviathan, due on October 6th, [...] I know I mentioned a new ebook site a while back, called Shortcovers. It’s a site started by the Canadian Indigo Books chain, working in partnership with, I think, Barnes & Noble in the U.S. Anyway, if you like fantasy, there’s a new ebook on the site that’s free for a short time– The Farseer: [...] This is an interesting idea for science fiction and fantasy fans. People who read those genres are well aware that there are a whole lot of series available. When you don’t have a trilogy, you’ve got a series of several books in the same world and/or with the same characters. I found the Suvudu Free [...] |
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