Comments on: non-fictions: Is online reading replacing hard copy publications for reading pleasure? http://ticon4.com/2008/12/non-fictions-is-online-reading/ for your imagination Mon, 26 Jul 2010 06:05:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: David http://ticon4.com/2008/12/non-fictions-is-online-reading/comment-page-1/#comment-20 David Thu, 08 Jan 2009 09:12:10 +0000 http://ticonderogaonline.com/ticon4/?p=58#comment-20 With regard to podcast novels, there are now several that were first published as podcasts and then went on to print publication! The first to podcast novel to achieve a print edition was Earthcore by Scott Sigler, and this has been followed by others from Tee Morris (Morevi) and J.C. Hutchins (the 7th Son trilogy). I am sure that there are more now... With regard to podcast novels, there are now several that were first published as podcasts and then went on to print publication!

The first to podcast novel to achieve a print edition was Earthcore by Scott Sigler, and this has been followed by others from Tee Morris (Morevi) and J.C. Hutchins (the 7th Son trilogy).

I am sure that there are more now…

]]> By: Tehani http://ticon4.com/2008/12/non-fictions-is-online-reading/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Tehani Tue, 30 Dec 2008 03:04:39 +0000 http://ticonderogaonline.com/ticon4/?p=58#comment-7 I read this article on my new I-phone and wondered what contribution to the discussion I would be likely to make in 12 months time when I have settled in to my e-reader. I love books and the fact I can read them anywhere. But when I consider I will be able to fit my entire holiday reading in my handbag next Christmas, that is a strong argument for electronic devices. I believe that as the tech improves, more and more people will e-read. I think compatability and price are the biggest factors I read this article on my new I-phone and wondered what contribution to the discussion I would be likely to make in 12 months time when I have settled in to my e-reader. I love books and the fact I can read them anywhere. But when I consider I will be able to fit my entire holiday reading in my handbag next Christmas, that is a strong argument for electronic devices. I believe that as the tech improves, more and more people will e-read. I think compatability and price are the biggest factors

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