Terminalcoffee discussion

Do any of the ebook readers on here use the Novel Network? If so, do you like it?

http://www.thenovelnetwork.com/faq.html

I guess not, So I will stick with B&N for now.

i need to check info that. i use an ipad and my daughter a Nook. i need to load some books for a vaca next week and may try this. do you use this arminius?

No, I am using Barnes & Noble to load my Nook and I am happy with them.

But I came across the novel network. It costs $50 to join but they say you get unlimited books.

It won't let me preview their stock of ebooks and I do not want to fork out $50 and be disappointed.

So I was wondering if anyone else uses Novel Network and what their opinion was on them.

yeah, now i want to know too

Pig in a poke?

did some checking and it seems like the only books that are available are classics that are already free elsewhere for nothing. not many new authors or titles. so far no good reviews that were not written by the site itself. think i'll pass

Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "i need to check info that. i use an ipad and my daughter a Nook. i need to load some books for a vaca next week and may try this. do you use this arminius?"

Kevin, have you looked to see if there's anything she'd be interested in on Project Gutenberg? All free and legal.

i will mention this tonight when they come over with their Kinect and i whip booty in bowling and ping pong. i think she and i will both try some "classics" as we are vacationing together next week. thanks!

I saw a book today from an academic press that was $19.95 paperback, same for e-book perpetual ownership, $10 for e-book 120 day ownership. I guess that might be a good pricing model for someone who's writing a paper within a set time frame and wouldn't want the book after that.