Cemetery Dance "All You Can Read" eBook Membership 2012!

[Brian James Freeman]

Two more eBooks added to the site:

http://www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/PROD/e_darabo01

http://www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/PROD/e_gorman02

Brian

[Corpsegoddess]

Even better than an October Dreams ebook would be an October Dreams II!!!! That's still one of my favorite anthlogies both for concept and execution.

Oooh, yes. I'd love that, too. Make it happen!

And yeah, I can imagine the e-rights would be a bit of a nightmare. But still--I would love it; "October Dreams" is still my favourite anthology to date, and one of my absolute must-reads during October.

It might sound a little silly, but one of the wonderful things about the ereader (I have a Kobo), is that it makes the physical aspect of reading so much easier for me. I have arthritis, and I usually read books in bed; a lot of times, holding up a larger or heavier book was just too painful or difficult on my hands and wrists. With my ereader, I don't have that problem at all, and it's wonderful.

So having "Dreams" on my Kobo would make me very happy. =D

[bsaenz24]

Even better than an October Dreams ebook would be an October Dreams II!!!! That's still one of my favorite anthlogies both for concept and execution.

[Martin]

October Dream's would make a great ebook! Probably would be a real hassle to get the needed authorizations though.

[Dan Hocker]

Brian, this may have been asked before and I missed it, but are there any plans to convert already-published books into ebooks? Not necessarily offering them through the ebook membership (I'd be willing to buy them separately), but just to have for purchase and read?

For example, I have a hard-copy edition of "October Dreams", but I'd kill to get an ebook copy of that to carry around on my Kobo during the autumny season.

Thanks for reading!

You know I was just thinking about October Dreams as an ebook the other day. No idea if we'd even be able to manage it though as I'm sure the original contracts for the book don't have e-rights listed on them. On titles where e-rights aren't already given somewhere else, we are most certainly contemplating an ebook. In fact I have one of them to post this week.

[Corpsegoddess]

Brian, this may have been asked before and I missed it, but are there any plans to convert already-published books into ebooks? Not necessarily offering them through the ebook membership (I'd be willing to buy them separately), but just to have for purchase and read?

For example, I have a hard-copy edition of "October Dreams", but I'd kill to get an ebook copy of that to carry around on my Kobo during the autumny season.

Thanks for reading!

[bsaenz24]

Covers!?!? Covers??!!? We don't need no stinking covers!!!

[Brian James Freeman]

It's been a while since the last ebook any news about the next ?

The next two are going to be pretty cool surprises, I think.

We have a bunch of eBooks that are in the works, the big hold-up right now is the covers, but I'm working on a solution for that, too.

Brian

[Dan Hocker]

It's been a while since the last ebook any news about the next ?

It'll be a little while yet, since we did such a big group the last time around.

[th3l0rd]

It's been a while since the last ebook any news about the next ?

[th3l0rd]

that's the best gift I've bought for my kindle

[bsaenz24]

This ALl you Can Read has turned out to be a HUGE bargain and it's only June!!!

[saginawhorror]

That was a big update! Got them all!

[RJK1981]

I'll be curious to hear what the free hardcover book is for those who got in on this deal

[peteOcha]

I'm still kicking myself for not jumping on this deal when I had the chance. I have a four-month old Kindle that I feel like I've neglected by not getting in on this.