Thread: Looking for an ereader for my father (but without restrictions)
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Old 02-11-2012, 01:53 AM   #24
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Any examples?
Off the top of my head (I'm sure others will know more)...

Baen
Samhain (and countless other Romance & Erotica pubs)
Poisoned Pen Press
Bookview Cafe
Smashwords
Fictionwise (Multiformat offerings)
O'Reilly
Phoenix Pick
Books for a Buck
Bella Books
Bold Stroke Books
A number of authors who sell from their own sites
Various other small & specialty pubs


Angry Robot & Carina Press sell DRM free ePub which can be easily converted to Mobi (takes 30 seconds tops).
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