Thread: Australian E-Books Sci Fi recommendation?
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Old 12-26-2011, 08:23 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by MrZ View Post
Hi All,

Ive justed purchased my first E-Book Sony Reader. Love it!

My only issue is one of living in Australia. Ive downloaded some public domain books, which is nice and all...

Both Angus and Robertson and Borders have clunky E-Stores. Im into Science Fiction and Fantasy, and being only able to browse by hitting the 'next' button on Borders, with its 4000+ titles seems painful.

Could somebody recommend me a few Sci-Fi + Fantasy books that are worth buying that are not geo-locked out of Australia? Post-Apocolyptic sub-genre would be most welcomed !

Its disappointing to see so many titles Id love to read, geo-locked. Its like the online music industry of 10 years ago. Time to ditch the DRM, and just let the E-book bird fly Publishers. There are a tonne of us that just want to buy books, and we will...if you let us.

Thanks

Look at the WebScription site, for authors from Australia:

http://www.webscription.net/m-12-for...ublishing.aspx

http://www.webscription.net/p-723-jo...-couriers.aspx

The first link is for Ford Street Publishing.

bernie
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