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Old 09-10-2009, 04:00 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by keith_mahoney View Post
Baen is mostly all I read in pbook. If they had Dietz, it would pretty much be all I read. Now that I have my new Sony Reader (which I prefer vastly over pbook) I don't really see myself checking out other websites ever due to the fact I am not a fast reader (1 book a week)



Hijack- does anyone know what format to download the first 2 volumes of Baens Universe in for PRS-505?
Just download lit and feed it into Calibre and convert to LRF, ePub or (shudder) PDF

Happy birthday to Baen, btw! I am a big fan and a regular buyer of the monthly webscription!

As a sidenote: There are a lot of other editors selling DRM-free ebooks. Have a look at fictionwise's multiformat books, so called because they are sold in a multidude of formats (including ePub) and without DRM.
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