Big publishers are starting to push the price of their ebooks up again. Since ereaders such as the Kindle require an investment to begin with, this could hurt sale. Who will get hurt more - publishers, Amazon, or both?
The New York Times featured an article - Pulp Fiction: The Kindle Debate
It’s in response to an earlier article concerning the dissatisfaction of Kindle Fire owners. It does end with a note that Amazon does have the advantage, even though the Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet is better and the Apple Ipad years ahead of either device.
Anyone care to share your thoughts?
One print copy-
A Southpaw’s POV - Holly
Cruising Altitude - DL
Ciara Knight
One ebook copy -
Sia McKye
Visiting Reality - Linda
Nancy Williams
Congrats, everyone! Send me an email and let me know what book you want.(The Circle of Friends Books I-V or Overcoming Obstacles.)
1 comment:
I'm still working on downloading an eBook that's "good" to my old-fashioned Kindle. I had this plan to try new authors with debut books, but it's not working the way I hoped. So far I've been undazzled by poor grammar, erratic punctuation and careless editing. I think I'll have to go for a more polished set of eBooks.
Thanks for those links. I'll try to catch up on all the new techi stuff now.
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