7 Ways to Make Sure Your eBook Won’t Work on Kindle

by Chris Robley on July 7, 2011 in eBook Distribution

Garth Risk Hallberg has written a funny piece for TheMillions.com about how some types of literature just won’t work on Kindle (or any other B&W reader). If you’re the type of writer who wants to go wild with images, colored fonts, interactive and tactile elements, or any other newfangled multi-media craziness, you’ll appreciate this entertaining list.

Yes, he’s poking fun at you. But then again, he wrote a book called A Field Guide to the North American Family that is guilty of 4 of these 7 steps.

Check out the article HERE.

About Chris Robley

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Chris Robley splits his time between the Portlands Oregon and Maine, always longing for the other. He plays music on the West Coast and writes poems on the East. His music has been praised by NPR, the LA Times, the Boston Globe, and others. Skyscraper Magazine said he is “one of the best short-story musicians to come along in quite some time.” Robley’s poetry is forthcoming in Prairie Schooner, RHINO, Pacifica Literary Review, and The Fine Line.

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