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Ebooks: the new reading

Life on publishing's new frontier of ebooks, Kindles and the web
  • a kindle on a bookshelf

    The digital debate is done, and the reading public are the winners

    Anna Baddeley
    The ebook debate has moved on from zealots versus luddites – and has empowered readers
  • Man with books

    Pulp fiction? Not while I can still hang on to a box or two of my old books

    James Bridle
    Moving house highlights a painful truth: an appetite for the ephemeral does not entirely offset the wrench of losing a large chunk of library
  • A boy listens to an audiobook

    Audiobooks are booming – and now there’s a chart to prove it

    Anna Baddeley
    The Bookseller’s inaugural top 20 list, led by print bestsellers, is notable for the absence of children’s titles
  • 1997 ROBOT HAND HOLDING PEN

    Robots that write fiction? You couldn’t make it up

    James Bridle
    Computer-generated fiction might seem a tipping point for artificial intelligence, but it could help us to understand the world we live in
  • Letters from Berlin

    Ich bin ein Berliner…

    Anna Baddeley
    The latest project from Pigeonhole – a twist on From Our Own Correspondent – offers weekly dispatches from Berlin
  • ebooks canelo scan books

    If you want to get ahead, get a scanner

    James Bridle
    New online publishing house Canelo’s decision to recognise the importance of properly scanned books can only be good for the reputation of ebooks as a whole
  • Worldreader, ebooks

    App could turn America’s poor into lifelong readers

    A scheme involving the White House, libraries and publishers will let children from cash-strapped families read free ebooks
  • Lauren Beukes

    Why Africa is the new home of science fiction

    Wordsmack, a speculative fiction publisher dedicated to digital platforms, is the latest project to join the African SF boom
  • Ebooks

    E-lending won’t put a big dent in book sales

    Anna Baddeley
    Borrowing from libraries doesn’t pose a threat to bookshops, despite what some cynics would have you believe
  • zoe sugg aka zoella

    How to get generation YouTube reading books…

    James Bridle
    Publishers understandably want to cash-in on those with huge online followings, but they’re missing a trick by ignoring book lovers in favour of gamers and fashionistas
  • Oliver Potzsch, ebooks

    In anyone’s language, AmazonCrossing is a hit

    The literary translation market is growing and, with 70 new titles projected for this year, Amazon’s foreign fiction imprint is leading the field in the US
  • trang ha

    Nothing can stop a good story, however badly told

    James Bridle
    Collective translations into Vietnamese of Chinese network-generated fiction have caused outrage – but their popularity is undeniable
  • Amazon homepage

    VAT changes are a mere nuisance for huge retailers, but a real blow to self-published authors

    Anna Baddeley
    The closure of the loophole whereby Amazon routed EU online sales through Luxembourg has had an unintended negative effect on writers
  • Shortform writing

    The new platform luring readers into short fiction

    Manchester’s Comma Press has launched MacGuffin, which not only allows authors to self-publish in text and audio, but also gives detailed analytics showing when readers get bored
  • Reedsy interface

    Reedsy could offer self-published authors a professional edge

    The user-friendly site helps authors find editors, designers and publicists through a ‘curated marketplace’
  • ebooks

    E-lending: what does your new government mean for digital libraries?

    James Bridle
    While the Greens offered the most support for publicly owned libraries, it is hoped that all parties sign up now to the Sieghart report
  • Gene Simmons of Kiss asked: ‘Pay whatever
you want: are you on crack? Do you really believe that’s a

    When ‘pay what you want’ means ‘don’t pay at all’

    Anna Baddeley
    Here’s another online bookshop where you can try but not buy: is it time to give up on the pipedream?
  • ricky rouse bittorrent

    BitTorrent: the comic book shop of the future?

    James Bridle
    The file-sharing firm best known for making piracy possible is now doing deals not only with film and TV companies but with graphic novel publishers too
  • Rook, ebook

    Will new app Rook be a useful pawn in the publishing game?

    Anna Baddeley
    Launching later this spring, Rook provides location-based free access to ebooks with an option to buy. But some publishers might fear a great ebook giveaway
  • Blogger, ebooks

    Publish and be spammed: a new way of thinking about email

    With blogging on the wane, a few enterprising sorts have gone back to the humble inbox as a new place for self-publishing to thrive
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