Voicemail: Trampas thanks the guys for educating him about ebooks which allowed him in turn to help a potential client; Daryl from Chicago asks for guidance on chapter lengths and chapter costs for an online venture, and whether or not a POD final product would be a good path to take; Scooter in CT reports that Barnes & Noble's Nook reader can now do web browsing; Will weighs in with his perspective on not being able to share ebooks the same way regular books are shared; Will also wants to hear more from Lorrie on the show; Will reports on how well the Aldiko ereader works on his Droid phone;
Listener Review: Michell Plested brings us a review of A Warrior's Tale (Imago, Book 3) by L. T. Suzuki.
More Voicemail: Tim recommends that more people should come by and check out what's going on in Second Life; Pete in Burbank weighs in on the impact of the spinner rack for YA readers; a request for some insight on the contractual battles between Amazon and Penguin Books over Kindle pricing; Trampas adds his recommendation for On Writing by Stephen King as a writing guide; Rory of Borg wants to be able to highlight passages in any textbooks that he might buy in e-format on the iPad
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