Books vs E-books: an unscientific survey
At WebVivant Press, e-books – on the Kindle and Apple iBooks platforms – are greatly outselling paperback books.
At WebVivant Press, e-books – on the Kindle and Apple iBooks platforms – are greatly outselling paperback books.
The arrival of e-books in the mainstream of publishing is about to be recognised by a Nielsen sales chart
Small presses and independent publishers should now be looking at an ‘e-book first’ strategy. It’s the only thing that makes commercial sense.
Make Do & Cook, a new cookery book by Patricia Mansfield-Devine, shows you how to create delicious and nutritious meals on the tightest budget.
The Apple iPad has turned out to be pretty much what everyone expected. And, as foreseen, it has some serious implications for the publishing industry.
It’s not about the hardware: Apple’s announcement may herald a change in the way we create, buy and consume books and magazines
The book retail chains are suffering in spite of pandering to celebrity titles. Maybe it’s the right time to create web-based book boutiques catering to those with literary tastes.
This illustrated guidebook provides an invaluable resource for those fascinated by the mysterious relics of our prehistoric past
The illustrated story of an ex-pat cat in France – a children’s book by Felicity Jane Laws
There’s plenty of evidence that e-books are taking off, yet there are still format issues to resolve and some publishers are still running scared