e readers?

[The Last Word]

eroticartist wrote:

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

No it isn't. Not by any stretch of the imagination are e-readers and their ilk considered 'in'.

You can't tell what's being read for a start, and for the true poseur that will always be the whole point of reading in public.

[Bob Singleton]

I've never tried any e-readers (Kindle, iPad etc) but I spend enough time staring at a computer screen as it is without doing so in my leisure time! I think I'll stick to books for now.

[Essex Lad]

What in God's name has this got to do with e-readers???

[eroticartist]

You may have a point there which did not occur to me but now I come to think about one could usually read the title from the cover!
Mike

[eroticartist]

Bob, It's not a computer but more like a book where on can turn the pages and carry around.
Mike.

[eroticartist]

What's it all about Alfie!

[eroticartist]

To wrap up this post it seems that the majority of you are not going to embrace the new technology and prefer the printed book.
Thanks for your help I have three books written and published on digital at the moment and one paperback.
It seems that I have to concentrate on the paperback version.



Mike.