Thread: Sabatini, Rafael: Chronicles of Captain Blood v1, 21 Dec 07
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Old 12-21-2007, 05:35 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Flogiston View Post
It's my pleasure. Actually, I've been really looking forward to reading this one, as I've only ever read the original novel, which was indeed awesome. I'll probably have to track down an old copy of The Fortunes of Captain Blood in the near future as well.

You can go ahead and do the mobi version, I'm sure there are folks who'll like having consistency between the two books. If it makes it easier I can give you the html0 file (when I get home from work). I may've gotten around to the .prc eventually, but there is a largish set of ebooks that I've made and posted that are only in the Sony format, and every now and again I get community-minded and make mobi's.

If anybody specifically requests a mobi version, I do my best to oblige quickly.
Well like I said, I'd be happy to since I am posting Captain Blood anyway. I know it can be a bit trying to do all the formats. I'm trying to get into the routine of posting all three formats at once, but it can be a challenge time-wise sometimes.
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