Items tagged with 'eBooks'

Online eBook subscription service Scribd has released a state-to-state list of the most read eBooks.

Indie publishing has changed over the years, and is now a viable path to success. That said, it requires far more work (and especially non-writing work) than you may realize.

A new public library in San Antonio, TX has opened, but it has one big distinction: it stocks no paper books whatsoever.

Tired of 2013? Step into my time machine, fast forward a year and find out what happened on the literary scene in 2014.

In a move sure to excite and annoy, Amazon to offer free/cheap eBook downloads of physical book purchases, plus direct access to GoodReads on the new Paperwhites.

San Francisco based startup Scribd is thinking beyond eReaders. Apparently Google Glass-like wearable tech is the next big thing.

App developers gained access to HarperCollins OpenSource API in a competition to "break the binding" of traditional reading experiences.

In a hilarious turn of events, errors in an eBook version of a book by the ‘Game of Thrones’ author have caused his name to be substituted in hilarious ways.

'Freebook Sifter' cuts out all those expensive eBooks and gives you what you want—the freebies!

Local librarians are soothing the aches of modern air travel with the joy of reading.

In honor of Franz Kafka’s birthday, Schocken Press has re-released five of the author’s letters exclusively as eBooks.

A newish, stripped down site with no advertising, author names or other details that showcase the content of a book - just a sample chapter to help make your mind up.