The e-book piracy debate is never-ending. At least as long as there are e-books to pirate. http://t.co/VIWhkOjYL7
The e-book piracy debate is never-ending. At least as long as there are e-books to pirate. http://t.co/VIWhkOjYL7
The e-book piracy debate is never-ending. At least as long as there are e-books to pirate. http://t.co/VIWhkOjYL7
Ray Bradbury classics finally coming as eBooks. Good thing his fans had already scanned them for him years ago. http://t.co/HZCPB0xKgg
The advent of ebooks brings another chapter to the history of serialized science fiction. http://t.co/XXBLrTKt9C
If you’re mom tossed your Starlog magazines into the trash, rejoice that the Internet archive has preserved them. http://t.co/Af2LDb8bSB
Want to support indie writers? Here is GalleyCat’s list of self-published #scifi bestsellers for March. http://t.co/rwDOc4XEsA
WSJ has an excellent profile of the author who scored a hit with the self-published Wool books. http://t.co/oN1Fdd0Ld8
The great thing about technology is it is now possible for anyone to publish their own book. You could also say the bad thing about...
Looking for something different to read? Why not try a self-published #scifi novel? Here is a list of bestsellers. http://t.co/SGuiYBYi
This book excerpt published by Slate argues that e-reading is not reading. Does that mean digital photos aren’t photos? http://t.co/65l3w1Lw
I remember buying the first issue of OMNI Magazine. I followed iit for years. Now I can read them online for free! http://t.co/58LCNga5