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booksforabuck: Hi Jonathan,My problem is, I ran over the USB cord so many times it doesn't fit right. Not a design flaw, pilot error.rob
Jonathan: I'm sorry but I am interested to know more about your problem with ebookwise. I have just ordered and I wonder what the problem is.
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Krishna: Hi, Cool blog, this!
rob: Good point, Amelia. The hours people spend reading are the greatest cost involved. Given that we sometimes get fooled and buy books we don't enjoy, it's nice to have a low cover price, too--if not for the successes, at least for the rejects.Rob
amelia: You may buy books because they are cheep (so you can fill a bookcase) or because you may or may not want it. But I hope people do not read books because they are cheap. time is to valuable
Pika: blog hopping here
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Marites: hi there..am just blog hopping. hope u'll have a good weekend.
Joanne Troppello: Just blog hopping...nice site!
Rob: Thanks, Amelia. Still, lots of people seem to think that stupid people doing stupid (embarassing) things is the ultimate in humor.Rob
amelia: I am with you. I do not find people doing stupid things funny. I find that people think I am funniest when I say the truth. Odd.
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http://witwww.blogspot.com: Exchange links? Let me know!
Rob: Hi Amelia,Yep, you're right. Paper is okay although I think it's faster to look up words on the computer.--Rob
amelia: I thought Reboubt was some type of fort. So I was close. I looked it up in the dictionnary. Yes paper
Operation: World Wide: Just surfing through to spread a little peace and joy. Have a wonderful week.
Rob: Thanks, Clare. And what a fun site you have.--Rob
Clare: Wonderful work you are doing!! Keep it up! You have my support!
amelia: mom got here safe and sound. She said that I have a lot of food in the frig and was looking forward to stilton cheese. On the way home I will try to get some fig pine nut bread to go with it.
sparkle: Hi I am visiting the neighbourhood today and stopping in to say you have a lovely day
Rob: Hi Amelia,Sorry to hear about Da Vinci. It's possible your reading habits are a bit more sophisticated than the average. Since I get paid for sitting in basements, it's not all bad.rob
amelia: P.S. I got DaVinci code on tape. Listened to it but got annoyed. felt manipulated so stoped also felt like I knew the end already. Finally I think goddess worshipers can be just as bad as any other religion.
amelia: good luck on your classes. What a bad Idea sit in a basement in Hawaii while Karen plays outside.
amelia: Looks like you have a Texas walaby on the cover of your latest book,
Rob: From the spam I get, Lea is probably the only one not e-mailing me. My address is in my tag.--Rob
Lea: Hello Rob, I can't get any of your e-mail addresses to work... I would like to send you new submissions from Spotlight authors. Please let me know where we can reach you with review opportunities. Thanks!
Rob: Hi Amelia,Yes, that thought had crossed my mind as well. The slowest reader controls the remote. --Rob
amelia: group reading. No everyone reads at a different pace. who will be the one that changes the page?
Rob: Hi Amelia,The spammers must have figured out a way to overcome the safeguards. Hope this doens't mean I have to take it down again.Rob
amelia: what is with these odd tags? If we have a nuculr war and any one survives I dont mind if they take all the paper books I leave.
julai: hi,good day!I'm blog hopping to gani more friends since I'm just a newbie in the world of blogging. I like this site, I love to read novels.
Kris: Hello - I really enjoy reading your blog!
Rev. Handy: Just wanted to say hello and God Bless...
Lutchi : nice blog you got here...Visit me at my blog when u have time. TC
amelia: nothing is indistructable and when it wears out you want it to be recycleable. Also I am hearing about electronics being a trash problem.
Rob: Hi Amelia,But why recycleable? Why not just keep using it?Rob
amelia: priced so it will not be stolen, easily adapeted for large print, very light weight, very simple to use, hard to break, recycleable,

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Wednesday, March 4th 2009

7:21 PM

Read an eBook Week 2009

BooksForABuck.com is happy to participate once again in Read an eBook Week--this year it's being held from March 8-14 in conjunction with the Epicon conference. I won't be able to attend Epicon this year--the economic hard times have put a crimp on my discressionary spending, but I was able to go a couple of times and it's a good time.

To celebrate Read an eBook Week, we'll have our usual assortment of free eBooks and stories (for free we've got a bunch of excerpts, the short stories: 'A Tactical Error,' 'The Moon over Watermellon Leaves,'  and 'Business Triumphant' by me, 'Searching for Dr. Harlow' by Michael Kechula (from A FULL DECK OF ZOMBIES) and 'Against the Season' by Ed Lynskey. A free novel is PRIVATE LIES by Amy Eastlake (a romantic thriller). http://www.booksforabuck.com/rompages/private_lies.html. We've also got an assortment of eBooks for only $1.00--including our latest release, THE GLOVE OF SHADOWS by Joshua Calkins-Treworgy (fantasy) here: http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/sf_09/glove_of_shadows.html. I'm planning on publishing FRAG LIMIT a futuristic mystery by new author S. K. O'Toole tomorrow so it'll be on sale for $1.00 during Read an eBook Week as well.

Speaking of eBooks, did you see that Amazon is making it's Kindle service available on the iPhone? Also available in iPhone is the eReader--one of the oldest eBook reading software programs, but one that's been given a second lease on life by new owners, Fictionwise. As a publisher, I love the idea of competition in eBook distribution. As authors and readers, you should love it too because if one company controlls an entire level of distribution, bad things can happen to authors, readers and publishers who just may get squeezed.

I published a couple more reviews lately. Check out THE UNITED STATES OF ATLANTIS by Harry Turtledove (a retelling of the American Revolution) and NATION by Terry Pratchett (a fascinating story). Here are the reviews: http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/sf_09/united_states_atlantis.html

http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/sf_09/nation.html

I'm deep in submissions now--again, they snuck up on me and I'm behind.

Celebrate Read an eBook Week--learn more here: http://www.ebookweek.com/

 

rob

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