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Welp, so much for that replacement Kindle! The battery on my original reader died and refused to accept a charge, after a year or so of faithful service. To their credit, Amazon shipped a replacement out immediately — even before I returned the defective unit. However, the second Kindle has now met its demise after [...]
Everyone else seems to be weighing in on the future of e-books, so here’s my two-cent licensing fee. The New York Times recently published this article regarding retail price vs. the overhead of distributing an e-book. Eric from Pimp My Novel weighed in with some useful facts essentially showing that, while it is true that [...]
I’m composing this entry from my Android phone as a test of the wpToGo app. Pretty cool, but the microscopic touch screen keyboard really tests the ol’ patience during long passages like this. And who invented the predictive text that tries to turn every sentence into a non sequitur? OK, changing that last bit to [...]
It’s been awhile since I’ve visited the manybooks.net project online, and it’s even more impressive than before. Most of the e-books have already been made available through the Project Gutenberg archives, but what makes manybooks great is the vast array of available formats. Aside from the usual suspects (plain text, RTF, html) books are available [...]
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