CASTAWAYS is now available on Kindle. Click here to order. (Nook edition forthcoming).
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German paperback and Kindle editions also available here.
2 thoughts on “CASTAWAYS now on Kindle”
Josh P.
Awesome!
I just bought it and it will be delivered to my Kindle when I walk in the house tonight! I can’t wait for more Kindle releases…
***cough***Dark Hollow ***cough***
Just keep them coming for the Kindle and I will keep clicking the “Buy Now With One Click” button.
Also, sorry if you have answered this question (or if you can’t due to some contract stipulation) do you get paid more for printed versions sold or the e-books? Or do you see the same amount of $ for either?
I’ve loved everything about computers but, if they’re going to replace hard and soft cover books with a kindle or nook, I’m afraid I’m going to be nostalgic. Simply b/c I prefer to hold the book in my hands and turn pages. And I don’t mean turning pages by putting my finger on a button to slide the page upward or downward.
Right now, I prefer both versions, but I can see 10 or 20 years from now when books have gone the way of records and tapes.
I can’t get behind getting completely rid of books.
But, based on the way of records, tapes and tape recorders, it’s probably going to go that direction anyway.
I just don’t see what the hell’s wrong with continuing to offer both.
Oh well, I’ll enjoy the books while they last.
CASTAWAYS is now available on Kindle. Click here to order. (Nook edition forthcoming).
Awesome!
I just bought it and it will be delivered to my Kindle when I walk in the house tonight! I can’t wait for more Kindle releases…
***cough***Dark Hollow ***cough***
Just keep them coming for the Kindle and I will keep clicking the “Buy Now With One Click” button.
Also, sorry if you have answered this question (or if you can’t due to some contract stipulation) do you get paid more for printed versions sold or the e-books? Or do you see the same amount of $ for either?
I’ve loved everything about computers but, if they’re going to replace hard and soft cover books with a kindle or nook, I’m afraid I’m going to be nostalgic. Simply b/c I prefer to hold the book in my hands and turn pages. And I don’t mean turning pages by putting my finger on a button to slide the page upward or downward.
Right now, I prefer both versions, but I can see 10 or 20 years from now when books have gone the way of records and tapes.
I can’t get behind getting completely rid of books.
But, based on the way of records, tapes and tape recorders, it’s probably going to go that direction anyway.
I just don’t see what the hell’s wrong with continuing to offer both.
Oh well, I’ll enjoy the books while they last.