Items tagged with 'eBooks'

On Keith Houston's 'The Book' and why having a physical copy of a book is still important.

The truth is that books and printers have always stretched the limits of technology, and over the past decade or so, bookstores have fought declining sales with creativity.

What happens to books when they are disposed of, and how much material does it actually take to print a single novel?

The best way to acquire eBook versions of the physical books you already own.

What does the Oyster shutdown and the fall in eBook sales all mean, really?

This is a “gronking” they’d like to forget.

Amtrak will feature excerpts in eBook format.

Kindle Convert is the app that opens the joy of page-by-page scanning to all readers.

A new Wall Street Journal article points out all the ways public libraries are killing it in the eBook market.

After a decade of struggling with the traditional publishing model, author John A. A. Logan decided to self-publish his fifth book on Christmas day 2011 — and found the success he'd been after.

Illegal downloads of an author's work are a necessary evil, free PR, and goshdarnit! downright flattering. Meanwhile, somewhere, a pirate is laughing...