Wednesday, November 16, 2022

AMAZON Kindle's Newly Expanded Access Gives eBooks, and Authors, A YouTube Equivalent, Sort Of

Amazon has just launched a free Kindle eBook App, which you can download to your smartphone or laptop. It offers readers a couple of options to download and build personal/mobile libraries of easy-to-carry, and even share, downloaded eBooks. 

To see the details and download the App, click or tap on this link.

For avid readers -- for book lovers -- the great thing about the new Kindle App is that it eliminates shipping delays, risks, and costs associated with purchasing paperbacks and hardcover books remotely, particularly from abroad. It gives the reader instant access to numerous Amazon-published books -- more specifically, those with eBook editions -- and exponentially grows the readership base for authors and publishers, wherever they may be located around the globe.

Unfortunately, the  App circumvents local bookshops -- which are slower to stock and re-stock, and naturally factor aggregate shipping costs into specific unit-sale prices.                                       


Here's one Kindle eBook link: Rock of the Boat   


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