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

[Dan Hocker]

Could it be possile to have the ebook of "The Illustrated Stephen King Trivia Book", pleeeeeeaseeeee ? Or you can include it in my grab bag

thanks !

I think Brian has plans for the SK Trivia book later this year, not sure though.

[jester05jk]

I bought it, just don't have a ereader or any apps yet. I should really get on that.

[Martin]

I use the Kindle app on my PC and phone, they are free and work great.

I bought it, just don't have a ereader or any apps yet. I should really get on that.

[NickJones]

I'll have to remember that the next time I order ebooks. Thanks for the info, Martin. Glad it was only a penny I got charged!

[BGill]

'There are nearly 40 eBooks you can download right away with a combined retail value of more than $100, plus we have dozens of new eBooks in the works for 2012, including some exciting originals and also reprints of classic out of print horror novels you haven't read in years!

Our eBooks range in price from $0.99 to $9.99, but the cost of this membership is just a one-time fee of $49, which breaks down to $4.08 per month! If you think you'd want to download even a couple of eBooks each month, this is a great deal!'

This thread hasn't seen any activity in awhile and I was wondering if we could get an update on this membership. While it's great that previously released titles were included in the membership, the real draw for me was the 'dozens of new eBooks in the works for 2012'. According that what I can see there has been exactly 4 new titles released since this membership was offered.

[Dan Hocker]

Our goal was to average at least 1 new ebook announced a month possibly more. A lot of it depends on timing with other announcements and what not. Even at that you're still getting your money's worth out of the deal. Truthfully access to the already announced books makes the deal worth while.

[Antmusic]

...and the free physical book too, Dan!

[Dan Hocker]

...and the free physical book too, Dan!

Yea I keep forgetting about that.

[Martin]

I had completely forgot that I have a physical book coming from the 2012 ebook club as well.

[RJK1981]

I was close to getting in on this deal as it was a great deal, especially with the free book but ended up passing on it since I don't do much reading of eBooks and will probably get a CDCC coupon on the hardcover book anyway. If I had an actual eReader I don't think I would have passed on it though

[Dan Hocker]

Sadly I don't think we'll do this deal again next year. At least not in this incarnation, as most likely we're going to lose money on it.

[Brian James Freeman]

Recent releases can always be found here:

http://www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/CTGY/eBooksRR

They'll also be mentioned in the newsletter.

Brian

[bookworm 1]

Another reason to stick to physical books.I did not join as I still do not get the whole e-reader thing.Nothing like a physical book.At least you guys tried to work with the concept.Back oard.to the drawing b

[Dan Hocker]

Another reason to stick to physical books.I did not join as I still do not get the whole e-reader thing.Nothing like a physical book.At least you guys tried to work with the concept.Back oard.to the drawing b

Lol, basically we made the deal too good. The club I think was more about cash flow than anything else, but so much of business is as much about cash flow as it is about profit.

[Brian James Freeman]

It was also an attempt to promote our new eBook line outside the readership who already knew what a Cemetery Dance was. We received coverage on a ton of blogs, websites, and eBook forums when we announced the program and there are a lot of brand new customers who bought the deal. The hope is, they'll dig what they see and they'll be intrigued by the free Limited Edition and at least consider checking out the rest of what we do.

Brian