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Nice one,thanks for sharing.....

Thank you for commenting Rose :) Best wishes, Dave.

Hi Edward - I don't own a Kindle myself, so it is hard to comment on that brand, other than to say it appears to have a very readable screen. Personally I bought a Sony eReader a couple of years ago - it can read most epublication formats and allows notes, etc to be made while you are reading - plus you can also use it to play MP3tracks, so for me it makes an ideal travelling companion.

Loads of classic literature can be dowloaded for free - Dickens, Wilde, Shakespeare, etc, are amongst the thousands of free books available online. Of course I have my own ebooks on my device - I use it to help me develop the final layouts before publication.

As to cost, yes the eBook versions of many books are very affordable - often around half the cost of the paperbacks, but there is too much variation to be precise.

One thing I would caution people about eBooks - many of those that were written purely for ePublication are rather short compared to traditional books, so although they can seem a bargain at first sight, I like to check just how many pages they have when judging value for money.

Best wishes, Dave

wow. you are great writer.... nice job

Thanks Dave - I'm hoping to get the second collection of poems out before the end of the year, though I may have to settle for the eBook format being ready first, a growing tendency amongst publishers....
Best wishes, Dave

Thanks Dave,it's a wonderful job done.Putting up this kind of collection needs lots of sacrifice.

Thanks for commenting Emma - probably not a lot of sacrifice involved, just a bit of time trawling through to select which to include. :) Best wishes, Dave

Thanks Dave,it's a wonderful job done.Putting up this kind of collection needs lots of sacrifice wow. you are great writer.... nice job