I am very curious about the many ways that the book world is changing. We've seen massive changes with publishers--many have combined their imprints and cut back on staff, some are being more selective in the genres they print and some have even announced a temporary stall in accepting new submissions.
I'm most interested in how readers are changing to adapt to the economic crunch and the varying formats available for reading.
So here are my questions:
1. Do you read e-books, Kindle books or text novels? If so, how do you most often read them--on your computer, cell phone or portable reader like Kindle or Sony Reader?
2. What do you most like about reading e-books? Is it the portability, price, novelty or some other reason? What do you like least?
3. Which do you prefer, print or e-book format? And why?
For those of you looking for something to read on your cell phone, I recommend you sign up to read free samples and complete stories at Textnovel.com. I also must direct you to my own stories there, including the prologue of Finding Bliss, the novel I'm writing ON my iPhone 3G.
So here are my questions:
1. Do you read e-books, Kindle books or text novels? If so, how do you most often read them--on your computer, cell phone or portable reader like Kindle or Sony Reader?
2. What do you most like about reading e-books? Is it the portability, price, novelty or some other reason? What do you like least?
3. Which do you prefer, print or e-book format? And why?
For those of you looking for something to read on your cell phone, I recommend you sign up to read free samples and complete stories at Textnovel.com. I also must direct you to my own stories there, including the prologue of Finding Bliss, the novel I'm writing ON my iPhone 3G.
- Finding Bliss on Textnovel.com
- Remote Control on Textnovel.com
- Sweet Dreams on Textnovel.com
- OUIJA on Textnovel.com
Happy reading!
I am very interested in your answers to the above questions, so please leave them in the comments section.
~Cheryl Kaye Tardif
