Thread: First author to sign an eBook Reader?
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Old 06-12-2010, 11:01 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Squirsier View Post
I'd like to know, maybe we could start a new thread, like the "autographed eBook Reader Club"

Thing is, I also wonder how many authors out there would sign an eReader. Certainly not all of them are opened to eBooks in the first place, but I'd do it anyway just to see their reaction..

With Robert J Sawyer, it was a "safer" bet, after all, he's a sci-fi author (and he does briefly mention eBooks in his latest, "Watch")...
So I went and searched for it - he not only got an author to sign his Kindle, it was an author who said they wanted o punch someone for reading on a Kindle! https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...736#post600736
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