e readers?

[eroticartist]

Thanks Naomi, I think that you are right and most people prefer to read a physical book.
Mike.

[eroticartist]

What about reading on I Pad or Kindle? which are portable electronic books?

[eroticartist]

Yes good point!
Mike paperback writer

[eroticartist]

I agree with you although its trendy to sit in public flicking the pages of an e-reader.
Mike.

[justickleme]

Kindle reaser here, love it, prefer it, save money with it !!

[Deuce Bigolo]

New technology which doesnt really improve the experience doesnt interest me one iota especially when you can get the real thing for free

I also think paying AUS1200-00 a year in rates to the council makes me a bit of an idiot if I dont use the services this money goes toward ie the local library


One thing I know about a book is its not likely to malfunction which is something I cant say about technology

[Essex Lad]

jimslip wrote:


>
> Or they should charge much less for a download or E Book.
>
But they do charge much less. Take for example Peter Mandelson's book. The hardback is ?25 in the shops (without discount). The Kindle version is ?9.40.

[eroticartist]

Nice to know that you are using the new technology. Mike.

[eroticartist]

Your right Essex Lad.
Mike

[eroticartist]

Good point Deuce but can you get my books The Nonce or I Pornographer by Amazon in your library?
Mike