Thread: John Grisham speaks out on the future of pbooks and ebooks
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Old 02-09-2010, 12:36 AM   #149
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Originally Posted by edge777 View Post
Well, yes, some points, but not really. eBooks are the future (yes, there will always be paper books, but more and more people will be reading in electronic formats). I would have gladly paid for Ford County for my Kindle (although, all-in-all, but great writing at all), but it wasn't available. [B]However, "Ford Country" by John Grisham is now available in all e-book formats (mobi, pdf, pdb, epub, docx, html, lit) at
So, as mentioned, John Grisham can argue, but he won't win.
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