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Cover to Cover #421A: Kelley Armstrong

August 23, 2010 by Summer Brooks 2 Comments

News: Dorchester Publishing has dropped it’s mass market paperback format in favor of an ebook print on demand option. Mike S relates details of the article, published back on August 6.

Articles:
[Dorchester Publishing] Dorchester Transitions to E-book and Trade
[Publishers Weekly] Dorchester Drops Mass Market Publishing for E-Book/POD Model
[Wall Street Journal] Mass Paperback Publisher Goes All Digital

Waking the WitchInterview: This week, Mike and Mike chat with Kelley Armstrong about the eleventh novel in her “Otherworld” series, Waking the Witch.

She gives new readers pointers on where the best points to start reading the series (start with a new narrator!), and she talks about having Savannah “grow up” during the series and become a fully grown up and developed character (and witch) that can go out on her own investigations.

Official website: Kelly Armstrong
Twitter: @kelleyarmstrong

Voicemail: Tim Low recommends ManyBooks.net as a good site for free ebooks.

Public Domain Reads: Mike Stackpole wants you to send in your recommendations for older stories that are freely available, through outlets like Gutenberg Project and other legacy sites, so call or send in your emails with your recommended reads!

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  1. Gabriel Gohery says

    August 27, 2010 at 8:24 am

    What do you think about the information on Ebook Price from http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/110485/are-e-books-worth-the-money?mod=family-love_money?

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    August 24, 2010 at 10:36 pm

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