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viadelprat · 07-18-2010, 11:09 PM

Hi All,

I'm an indie-author. This is kind of like being an indie-songwriter, but not as entertaining on street corners.

For reasons still mysterious, Amazon has rendered my Kindle edition cheaper than a latte!

I'm working to fix the pricing glitch, but you might as well benefit from it.

With Amazon's free software, you can read Kindle books on anything (possible exception: stone tablets, but I hear they're working on it).

If you don't like reading e-Books, the print edition will cost you about the same as (and will last longer than) a trip to the movies.

"No Roads lead to Rome" is routinely in the top 10, often in the top 5 of Kindle books sold in the Political/Humor, Business/Ethics, and Ancient History/Rome categories.

History, hubris, and humor in 123 AD. No time like the past to laugh at the present.

Enjoy!

RSG
No Roads Lead to Rome

07-18-2010, 11:09 PM	#1
viadelprat No Roads Lead to Rome Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: USA Device: iPad	Author of "No Roads Lead to Rome" Hi All, I'm an indie-author. This is kind of like being an indie-songwriter, but not as entertaining on street corners. For reasons still mysterious, Amazon has rendered my Kindle edition cheaper than a latte! I'm working to fix the pricing glitch, but you might as well benefit from it. With Amazon's free software, you can read Kindle books on anything (possible exception: stone tablets, but I hear they're working on it). If you don't like reading e-Books, the print edition will cost you about the same as (and will last longer than) a trip to the movies. "No Roads lead to Rome" is routinely in the top 10, often in the top 5 of Kindle books sold in the Political/Humor, Business/Ethics, and Ancient History/Rome categories. History, hubris, and humor in 123 AD. No time like the past to laugh at the present. Enjoy! RSG No Roads Lead to Rome