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Old 04-22-2010, 01:38 PM   #8
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Here's an interesting twist to my original question:

Has anyone attempted publishing their local history book in e-book format?

It seems to me that this wouldn't sell well: Readers are generally older and less tech savvy. A lot of the attraction of local history books is the gift value: i.e. photographs, nice binding or what have you.

Would it be a worthy avenue to publish a local history book in e-book format only?
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