Harlequin have announced they will make their entire frontlist catalogue available on e-book, publishing both print and digital books at a rate of 120 per month.
Lucie commented yesterday that e-books are not really the green option they’re supposed to be as people tend not to recycle electrical products, and there are a lot of heavy metals and plastic that go into their production.
I haven’t tried one but I don’t think I’d like to read a book from a screen. I’m sure it would be tiring on the eyes, and nothing could replace the sensual pleasure of a book.
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