It’s the first full week of March, so that means it’s the annual READ AN EBOOK WEEK. Search for ‘read an eBook week’ on this site and you’ll find entries stretching back more than a decade explaining why I support this initiative and why I think eBooks have just as important a place in the world of reading as print and audiobooks do.
One of the things I do love about eBooks is their immediacy. You want it, you download it. Couple that with the ability to give copies away free, and an author can have themselves a great calling card for attracting new readers. That was how I first found an audience back in the mists of time with the original AUTUMN, and it’s still how I like to roll. These days I leave THE COST OF LIVING and ISOLATION permafree at all retailers, and it’s fascinating to watch them ebb and flow in popularity. This is a timely post because, for no apparent reason, ISOLATION rocketed in popularity yesterday, hitting number one in several Amazon catagories (photographic proof below).
Crazy to think that a grim little zombie story released a decade ago can still deliver the goods. Again, that’s the beauty of eBooks! Thanks to everyone who picked it up. If you’ve not yet read it, you can grab a copy here. You can also find a massive range of specially discounted eBooks here.
