Polish writer Nick Name (Polish: Niżej Podpisany) has posted about how authors can make their books downloadable from a Twitter post.
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By: Debbie Ridpath Ohi,
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By: Debbie Ridpath Ohi,
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I’ve just finished reading my 20th ebook on my iPhone 3G. I’ve purchased 76 ebooks from Fictionwise.com (now owned by Barnes and Noble) in the past year.
A while back I said that my favourite iPhone ebook reader was eReader, but I’ve since switched to Stanza. The differences are subtle, but I’m finding Stanza’s improved user interface sleeker and more appealing.
I’ll post an updated ebook reader comparison review soon.
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Well, I have to say I use both of them. Books I buy from ereader.com and booksonboard.com I usually read on ereader, other books that I acquire I read on stanza, and occassionally I also use wattpad, but guiltily.